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The retired principal of a Catholic elementary school in Torrance, who as a nun took a vow of poverty, faces sentencing today for embezzling more than $835,000 in school funds to support a gambling habit and other personal expenses.
A Los Angeles federal judge has trimmed racketeering claims against Los Angeles County and a private contractor brought in a proposed class action suit by a pair of homeowners who say they fell victim to a scam involving the county's clean energy program but allowed other claims around the homeowners' due process rights to proceed.
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A Catholic nun who stole $835,000 from the school where she served as principal and used the money for gambling said she had “sinned” and would now try to follow “more closely in Christ’s footsteps.”
A Catholic nun who stole $835,000 from the school where she served as principal and used the money for gambling said she had “sinned” and would now try to follow “more closely in Christ’s footsteps.”