JACKSON, Miss. — The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor announced the arrest of Nancy Anglada, the former Jackson County inventory control director, on fraud allegations, according to a news release.
Special agents arrested Anglada after accusing her of submitting false training reimbursement claims and using a county Fuelman card for personal vehicle fueling. The Fuelman card was allegedly used multiple times to fill her personal vehicle.
Officials also allege Anglada falsely claimed she paid for training sessions to obtain reimbursements from Jackson County. She faces possible fines of up to $5,000 and 20 years in prison.
State Auditor Shad White emphasized that the office maintains a zero-tolerance policy for taxpayer theft and will continue collaborating with prosecutors to pursue record results. The release notes that all individuals arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.
Anyone suspecting fraud can report it by clicking the red button on the auditor’s website or calling 1-800-321-1275 during business hours.
Jon Ross Myers founded Mississippi News Group in 2013. Before founding the organization, he worked at The Daily Mississippian, The Marion Salute and The Southern Sentinel. A Mississippi journalist and writer based in Ripley, he received second place in poetry in the 2025 William Faulkner Literary Competition for "The Garden."
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