Fayette County Solicitor employee Sabrina Ann Miller has been charged with felony theft by taking of more than $3,800 in funds from her office at the Fayette County Justice Center.

Miller between the dates of Jan. 1, 2007 and Dec. 31, 2009 took a total of $3,836.48 in funds that were the property of the Fayette County, according to court records filed by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.

The funds taken by Miller represented a breach of her fiduciary obligation, records said.

The charge of theft by taking-fiduciary is a felony.

There were two warrants issued for theft by taking charges. The first occurred on Dec. 30 when Miller was said to have taken and cashed a $300 money order from the Solicitor’s office in an October 2008 incident. Miller at the time posted a cash bond of $5,000.

A subsequent warrant for Miller was issued on Jan. 14 for taking funds from the Solicitor’s office from 2007-2009 valued at $3,536.48. Miller was released on her own recognizance based on the posting of the previous cash bond.