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Ex-Finance Director of Brookfield Schools Could Face More Charges
His case was continued while the new allegations are investigated.
The former Brookfield schools official accused of seeking reimbursement for items he never purchased may face more charges, the News Times reports.
According to the paper, allegations that Art Colley allowed his assistant to use a district credit card for personal use are currently being investigated.
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He currently faces charges of second-degree larceny and third-degree forgery. His case was continued to May 22 while the new allegations are investigated.
A forensic audit of school finances is being conducted and anything found to be criminal would be investigated, the paper reports. The assistant still works for the district but is currently on leave.
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