Five charged with felony forgery, theft and related offenses;  including woman charged with bilking Media Little League

A four-month investigation by the Nether Providence Township Police Department resulted in felony arrest warrants for five individuals on charges of defrauding a senior citizen of nearly $60,000.00.

On Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026, Magisterial District Judge Elizabeth Gallard signed arrest warrants for Shakeem Wilson, 32, and Mustafa Midgett, 29, both of Philadelphia; Kristina Oduaran, 26, of Newark, Delaware; Brian Walden Jr., 35, of Sicklerville, New Jersey; and Robin Massing, 57, of Audubon, New Jersey.

Back in May, the victim contacted the police department to report that a TD Bank checking account had been defrauded of $58,600.00 at several TD Bank branches throughout Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey. The victim also reported five fraudulent over-the-counter cash withdrawals and one fraudulent wire transfer, all occurring between May 8 and May 11, 2026.

Leading the investigation, Detective James Irey identified Wilson, Midgett, Oduaran, Walden Jr., and Massing through search warrants for TD banking statements and video surveillance footage from the five branches.

Wilson entered the TD Bank in Upper Darby and withdrew $4,980.00 from the victim’s checking account. Midgett entered the TD Bank in Philadelphia and withdrew $5,000.00 from the victim’s checking account. Oduaran entered the TD Bank in Bear, Delaware, and withdrew $5,000.00 from the victim’s checking account. Walden entered the TD Bank in Pennsauken, New Jersey, and withdrew $17,020.00 from the victim’s checking account. Massing entered the TD Bank in Cheltenham and initiated a wire transfer from the victim’s checking account into co-defendant Walden’s TD Bank checking account for $9,500.00. Massing then withdrew an additional $17,100.00 from the victim’s checking account via a fraudulent check.

Massing, who was recently charged with defrauding the Media Little League by the Delaware County Criminal Investigation Division, was also identified by numerous other law enforcement agencies and is suspected of fraud within their jurisdictions. She is currently wanted on eight separate criminal arrest warrants for forgery, fraud, and theft-related charges, as well as failure to appear and probation violations, in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and North Carolina.