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| Conartist Woman OK'd To Move Prisons |
| By bannergraphic.com |
| Published: 10/06/2010 |
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GREENCASTLE -- A Roachdale woman who stole over $55,000 from local special education cooperative Old National Trail has been granted release into a community transition program. Tammy Y. Mitchener, 34, has been in prison since July 2009. She was convicted of stealing funds from ONT, where she was employed as a treasurer. She was convicted of one count of Class C felony corrupt business influence (also known as racketeering) and one count of Class D felony theft. Mitchener was arrested on Dec. 2, 2008. Later that day, a family member posted 10 percent of a $10,000 bond and Mitchener was released. According to court records, Mitchener wrote $56,639.19 worth of checks from the ONT's account to a vendor called PC Technologies, which turned out to be a dummy corporation she set up and opened a bank account for. Read More. |
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