Authorities are currently searching for Robin Massing, a woman accused of committing financial crimes against the Media Little League. According to the Delaware County District Attorney's Office, Massing has been charged with four felonies, including forgery and issuing bad checks. The allegations stem from a scheme where Massing allegedly intercepted and altered checks intended for the youth sports organization. The investigation began in May 2025 when upper management of the Media Little League reported that three checks, which were supposed to be mailed on their behalf, were instead directed to a mailbox located at Baltimore and Providence Road in Upper Providence Township. Subsequently, in February 2026, a check valued at $7,200 was deposited at the Philadelphia Federal Credit Union. Officials noted that both the amount and the endorsement on the check had been altered, along with the signature. A month later, a Fulton Bank location in Southampton reported a suspicious payment involving a check with the same number as the February transaction. Upon investigation, bank officials discovered that the name and amount had again been changed. Surveillance footage from inside and outside the bank allowed authorities to identify Massing as the individual involved. Additionally, an investigation revealed that Massing had previously been arrested in Chester County in June 2025 for producing and forging a check at a TD Bank. An active arrest warrant is now in place for Massing. Police are urging anyone with information regarding her whereabouts to contact Detective Daniel McFarland at 610-891-4700. A photograph of Massing was not available at the time of the report.