Third defendant pleads guilty in Wind River Reservation embezzlement case (The Casper Star-Tribune 11/1)
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Third Northern Arapaho employee pleads guilty in theft
Posted: Tuesday, November 1, 2011
A former employee of the Northern Arapaho Tribe of Wyoming pleaded guilty to a charge of embezzlement.
Melody St. Clair worked in the tribe's Department of Social Services. She admitted she and other employees stole $135,000 in federal funds.
George Moss, the former director of the department, pleaded guilty for his role in the crime.
A third employee was convicted after a jury trial.
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Third defendant pleads guilty in Wind River Reservation embezzlement case (The Casper Star-Tribune 11/1)
Third defendant pleads guilty in Wind River Reservation embezzlement case (The Casper Star-Tribune 11/1)
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