TIBURON, Calif. – A Tiburon nanny was arrested on suspicion of racking up tens of thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges on her former employer’s credit card, according to police.
Naghmeh Novbakhtian, 35, was taken into custody last Tuesday on suspicion of committing credit card fraud, the Tiburon Police Department said.
Alleged unauthorized charges
What we know:
The arrest came days after a Tiburon woman reported more than $60,000 in unauthorized charges on her credit card.
The woman told police that Novbakhtian, from San Francisco, worked as a nanny for her family from July 2025 to December 2025. During that time, Novbakhtian had authorized access to the credit card, but only for childcare-related expenses.
The alleged fraudulent activity occurred after Novbakhtian’s employment ended, according to police.
The victim said her credit card company alerted her to a dramatic…
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