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March 17, 2021 By Jon King / jking@whmi.com
An embezzlement charge brought against a former cheerleading coach from Howell Public Schools is heading to trial.
35-year-old Alisha Beaton of Fowlerville is charged with one count of embezzlement from an agent or trustee for an amount between $1,000 and $20,000. In court last week, Beatonâs case was bound over to Livingston County Circuit Court for trial.
Beaton was the head coach of the middle school cheer program for Howell Public Schools while also holding volunteer positions on the Livingston County Area Cheer & Pom Commissioners Board and as Director of Cheer & Pom for Howell Area Junior Football going back to 2016.
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Jennifer S
Posted at 01:05h, 03 March
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This shouldn’t be tied to the other 5 as this is a DOMESTIC ABUSE…. not having anything to do with 5 arrested for mob action/violence!
jannie
Posted at 11:24h, 03 March
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I agree with Jennifer this shouldn’t be tied to the other story – domestic abuse cases are another issue. It’s interesting the salary, but it’s like so what.
PK
Posted at 11:50h, 03 March
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Referred to as “law enforcement officers” in last month’s Public Act, with all six employed by the state at the Pontiac, Illinois DOC facility; the common denominators.
February 18, 2021 By Jessica Mathews / news@whmi.com
A Pinckney-area realtor who was fired for repeated social media comments viewed as racially insensitive has filed a lawsuit against his former employer.
Rick Beaudin, known to many as The Pinckney Pirate, was hired by Joe DeKroub in 1999 as an independent contractor for his real estate business, which is now Re/Max Platinum. The complaint states that Beaudin entered into independent contractor agreements with DeKroub s companies annually, which stated he could be terminated for cause only. On June 11th last year, Beaudin says he noticed on a Pinckney Community Facebook page that the Black Lives Matter movement planned a protest in Pinckney. Beaudin then posted on his personal page, âCan t we all just promote in Pinckney That All Lives Matter? We don t need outsiders coming in and causing our businesses to suffer any more than they already have from COVID.â