If your inclined to crime, run a non-profit!-----Ex-shelter director gets prison, $95K theft ‘reprehensible,’ prosecutor says

“Teri Lyn Looney’s theft is beyond reprehensible,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Clay Stiffler said in a sentencing memorandum. -  John Agar | jagar@mlive.com

She was in charge of SIREN/Eaton Shelter in Eaton County from June 2021 to May 2023, when she left for a position at another nonprofit...
“Teri Lyn Looney’s theft is beyond reprehensible,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Clay Stiffler said in a sentencing memorandum.
“She stole $95,193 in taxpayer money intended for domestic violence survivors and their families. 

The impact on SIREN was enormous: it lost its savings and had to reduce the services it provided to domestic violence victims.”...