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A former West Virginia employee has pleaded guilty a count of engaging in a fraudulent scheme amid accusations that she used her state purchasing card to make more than $3,000 in personal purchases.
The Charleston Gazette-Mail reports 35-year-old Cassandra Renae Taylor entered the plea Monday. She was sentenced to probation and to pay over $3,200 in restitution to the state.
According to a criminal complaint, Taylor was an employee with the state Division of Homeland Security in November and December 2016, when she allegedly made the unauthorized purchases.
A grand jury indicted Taylor on 11 counts of felony misuse of a state purchasing card, along with a count each of felony embezzlement and felony fraudulent schemes in January.
Prosecutors agreed to drop the other charges against Taylor in exchange for her guilty plea.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey was in Parkersburg, Moundsville and Fairmont Thursday to emphasize the connection between a healthier population and a healthier economy.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe troubled Mingo County Public Service District is under an order from the Public Service Commission of West Virginia to submit a 10-point corrective action plan.
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