Former Coopersburg Manager Charged $15K on Borough Credit Card (FACEBOOK PROFILE)
The only people who can try and commit a crime like, say, stealing someone’s credit card and then using it, and not expect to get arrested are senior citizens and children under the age of 11.
Why? Because it’s pretty common knowledge nowadays that ALL transactions are traceable. So, the fact that someone would use a credit card belonging to their place of work, in the case the borough of Coopersburg, and NOT expect them to realize that there is a $15,000 discrepancy is either slightly mentally challenged or just really didn’t care.
Dawn Kresge, (FACEBOOK PROFILE) Coopersburg’s former borough manager, is charged with access device fraud, theft by unlawful, and receiving stolen property after allegedly using a borough credit card to pay almost $15,000 in expenses.
The Lehigh County District Attorney’s office has charged Former Coopersburg borough manager Dawn Kresge with access device fraud, theft by unlawful taking or disposition and receiving stolen property after allegedly using a borough credit card for personal expenses.
Kresge resigned abruptly as borough manager in February, citing new a new job opportunity. She was arrested this morning and was released on $15,000 unsecured bail.
Cooperburg Borough Manager and former mayor Tim Paashaus declined to comment for the article. SOURCE: Upper Saucon Patch
She doesn’t LOOK like the steal money from your employer type, but that’s just because I was brought up to think that meek, blonde ladies always told the truth.
$15,000 is a LOT of money and I don’t think she did this all in one shot. So, she had to KNOW for each of these expenses that it was going to come back to get here.
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