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The executive director of West Virginia Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster, or VOAD, is retiring a month after testimony she gave to the Joint Legislative Flooding Committee prompted the state to refer state appropriations to the organization to state investigators. Jenny Gannaway, the executive director, admitted to taking items donated to the organization for personal use and hiring employees to be employees.

Former Courtesy Patrol operator from Beckley pleads guilty to bankruptcy fraud

The Charleston Gazette-Mail published this editorial on Wednesday:

It doesn’t get much lower than stealing from a nonprofit, especially if that nonprofit is supposed to be helping people recover from a disaster. Benjamin Cisco, the former finance and

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A former finance manager of a nonprofit organization that assists West Virginia disaster victims was sentenced Thursday to more

A former finance manager of a nonprofit organization that assists West Virginia disaster victims has been sentenced to more than three years in prison for the theft of $871,000 from

Benjamin Cisco, the former finance manager of Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster, or VOAD, has been sentenced to over three years in prison for stealing $871,000 from the group.

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