Post by Logan on Feb 25, 2016 12:13:02 GMT -6
HELENA — The former head of the state’s Job Service Operations Bureau pleaded guilty Wednesday to felony theft for taking nearly $18,000 in items the state claims it did not receive, including trips to conferences and gift certificates.
“I submitted claims for personal reimbursements for items I did not personally get,” Tiffany David told 1st Judicial District Court Judge Mike Menahan as part of her guilty plea.
Sentencing was set for March 9.
The state is recommending a three-year deferred sentence if David pays the $18,000 in restitution or five years in prison if other prior violations are uncovered or if she cannot pay restitution, Assistant Attorney General Brant S. Light said.
Read more: www.greatfallstribune.com/story/news/local/2016/02/24/former-state-employee-pleads-guilty-theft/80857530/
“I submitted claims for personal reimbursements for items I did not personally get,” Tiffany David told 1st Judicial District Court Judge Mike Menahan as part of her guilty plea.
Sentencing was set for March 9.
The state is recommending a three-year deferred sentence if David pays the $18,000 in restitution or five years in prison if other prior violations are uncovered or if she cannot pay restitution, Assistant Attorney General Brant S. Light said.
Read more: www.greatfallstribune.com/story/news/local/2016/02/24/former-state-employee-pleads-guilty-theft/80857530/