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An Upper Gwynedd Township woman faces periods of jail, house arrest and probation on charges she was involved in a fraud scheme with her husband, a former member of the Montgomery County Prison Board who allegedly stole more than $94,000 in COVID emergency rental assistance funds.
An Upper Gwynedd Township woman faces periods of jail, house arrest and probation on charges she was involved in a fraud scheme with her husband, a former member of the Montgomery County Prison Board who allegedly stole more than $94,000 in COVID emergency rental assistance funds.
An Upper Gwynedd Township woman faces periods of jail, house arrest and probation on charges she was involved in a fraud scheme with her husband, a former member of the Montgomery County Prison Board who allegedly stole more than $94,000 in COVID emergency rental assistance funds.
Mary Ann Steed, 50, through her lawyer, Andrew Alston, filed papers in Montgomery County Court indicating Steed now asserts her innocence and wants to withdraw her Jan. 24 guilty plea to felony charges of dealing in proceeds of illegal acts, theft by deception, forgery and conspiracy to dealing in unlawful proceeds in connection with incidents that occurred between April and September 2021.
Mary Ann Steed, 50, through her lawyer, Andrew Alston, filed papers in Montgomery County Court indicating Steed now asserts her innocence and wants to withdraw her Jan. 24 guilty plea to felony charges of dealing in proceeds of illegal acts, theft by deception, forgery and conspiracy to dealing in unlawful proceeds in connection with incidents that occurred between April and September 2021.