A grand jury has indicted Paula R. Creps, 51, the former director of CASA in Sarpy County, with five counts of mail fraud.Investigators believe she used the nonprofit’s credit card for her own personal use.Sarpy County deputies arrested Creps back in JulyThe federal indictment came down Wednesday.Court documents allege Creps used the nonprofit’s credit card for her vehicle registration and repairs, concert tickets, utility bills, along with paying her and her husband’s taxes.Investigators also believe Creps used the credit card to buy gift cards, some of which were allegedly used for a luau and shuttle service in Hawaii.The feds think Creps falsified documents to make it look like the card was being used to help other children and families through the CASA organization.Creps faces up to 20 years in federal prison if convicted, along with a $250,000 fine.Creps is due in court Nov. 22.
A grand jury has indicted Paula R. Creps, 51, the former director of CASA in Sarpy County, with five counts of mail fraud.
Investigators believe she used the nonprofit’s credit card for her own personal use.
Sarpy County deputies arrested Creps back in July
The federal indictment came down Wednesday.
Court documents allege Creps used the nonprofit’s credit card for her vehicle registration and repairs, concert tickets, utility bills, along with paying her and her husband’s taxes.
Investigators also believe Creps used the credit card to buy gift cards, some of which were allegedly used for a luau and shuttle service in Hawaii.
The feds think Creps falsified documents to make it look like the card was being used to help other children and families through the CASA organization.
Creps faces up to 20 years in federal prison if convicted, along with a $250,000 fine.
Creps is due in court Nov. 22.
