The offender, acting as the Executive Director of a charitable organization, defrauded her employer of $8,491.64 by using a corporate credit card for personal expenses and uttering forged documents.
Following a jury conviction, the court considered the offender's significant related criminal record, the breach of trust, and the impact on the vulnerable consumers of the charity.
The court sentenced the offender to three years in custody, along with restitution, a fine in lieu of forfeiture, and a 20-year prohibition on employment involving authority over the property of others.
