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Woman Won't Spend Time In Jail After Stealing From Brownstown Central Community School Corp.

Last updated on Tuesday, June 21, 2016

(BROWNSTOWN) - A woman who recently pleaded guilty to overcharging Brownstown Central Community School Corp. nearly $8,000 in mileage reimbursements for five years will not do any jail time.

49-year-old Sherrie Ellen Fee of Medora was ordered to repay the money and spend a year on probation by Jackson Circuit Judge Richard W. Poynter.

That sentence follows on the heels of a plea agreement in which Fee agreed guilty to one count of theft, a Class 6 felony.

Judge Poynter reduced that felony count to a Class A misdemeanor conviction and ordered Fee to spend a year in jail. He then suspended that sentence and ordered her to pay the school corporation $7,825.96 within 30 days.

The state agreed to dismiss four additional theft charges as part of the plea agreement.

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