Angela McMunn pled guilty to several charges including receiving stolen property and unlawful merchandising practices
Credit: Jefferson County Sheriff s Office Author: Ashley Cole Updated: 5:41 PM CST February 11, 2021
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Mo. The former president of a nonprofit entered a guilty plea in connection with stealing from the nonprofit on Thursday.
According to a release from Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, Angela McMunn pled guilty to several charges including receiving stolen property and unlawful merchandising practices.
While serving as the president of Shop with a Cop, which was founded to assist underprivileged children, McMunn used more than $18,000 from the nonprofit s bank account for personal purchases. She also fraudulently solicited funds for officer Michael Flamion, who was shot and then paralyzed in the line of duty. She advertised all proceeds would go to Flamion, but instead used $6,498 for personal purchases.
Updated: 8:11 AM CST Feb 12, 2021 WVTM 13 Digital UPDATE: The Jefferson County Sheriff s Office says a 16-year-old and 15-year-old were shot in Center Point Wednesday night.The sheriff s office shared this update on Thursday: At approximately 8:00 PM on February 11, 2021, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to the intersections of 6th Street NW and 15th Court NW, in response to a call that a 16 year old juvenile had been shot. Shortly after their arrival at the scene, Deputies were informed that a second juvenile was being treated at St. Vincent’s East for a gunshot wound. The second juvenile was discovered to be 15 years old. It was reported that the shooting had also occurred on the Northwest side of Centerpoint. It was initially unknown if the shootings were related After further investigation, it was discovered that the two shootings occurred at the same location. According to reports, a male was seen in the area leaning into a vehicle
ALEXANDRIA BAY â After about five months of work, the village Board of Trustees approved their police reform plan at Tuesdayâs meeting.
After months of protests against police brutality across the country, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo signed an executive order in June of last year requiring any New York state municipality with a police force to draft a police reform and reinvention plan by April 1, or lose access to state funding.
âWe have to address the tensions and lack of trust between our communities and the law enforcement that serves them,â Gov. Cuomo said in a news statement announcing the initiative.
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