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Former PTO President Sentenced On Theft Charges
October 30, 2008
The former president of the Jay Elementary School PTO has been sentenced in connected with the theft of more than $1,500 from the organization.
Jennifer Wolters, 31, entered a plea of no contest on grand theft charges for using a school debit card to obtain over $1,500 that she then spent, among other things, at casinos in Biloxi. She was sentenced to 18 months probation and 100 hours of community service.
Wolters was arrested on the charges back in March. She had already repaid the money to the PTO at the time of her arrest.
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3 Responses to “Former PTO President Sentenced On Theft Charges”
The lady repaid the money, she made a mistake. We have all made mistakes.
God bless her. Thankfully her punishment was not that bad. Lesson learned.
Let those without sin, cast the first stone.
Amen,sister!!
That’s not much of a punishment.My son got 100 hours of community service for riding his dirtbike on a county road when he was in the 9th grade.