New Hope Woman Hacked Into BCCC Network, Changed Grades: Cops

Two women, one from Yardley another from New Hope, have been arrested after police say they illegally accessed the Bucks County Community College computer network and changed student grades, Newtown Township Police announced Thursday.

Alesisha Morosco, 30, of New Hope, and Kelly Marryott, 37, of Yardley, were arrested Thursday. Police said Marryott got the personal information of the faculty member at her job at a medical office, and gave it to Morosco, who used it to access the college's computer network and change grades, including her own.

Police say the investigation into the incident began in July, when officers said Bucks County Community College school staff learned that someone had gained unauthorized access to the school's computer network. Staff told police someone was using a faculty member’s credentials, and made changes to the grades of several students.

After an initial investigation, police determined Morosco used the personal information of the faculty member to access the school's computer network and change the grades.

Further investigation revealed that Marryott accessed the personal information of the faculty member at her job at an unnamed medical office. She told Morosco the faculty member's personal information, and that was used to access the college's computer network.

The women's relationship is not clear.

Morosco and Marryott have both surrendered. They have been charged with unlawful use of computer/criminal conspiracy, computer trespass/criminal conspiracy, and identity theft/criminal conspiracy.

Both were arraigned and released on $40,000 unsecured bail.

PHOTOS: Left, Marryott, Right, Morosco, via Newtown Twp PD