Feds Say Woman Bilked 200K From Church
31.01.13Filed Under: ECI News
A Yorktown woman is accused of bilking nearly $200,000 from a Muncie church, using that money to pay for vacations and make other personal purchases. Angela Renee Linder worked as an accounting administrator for Union Chapel United Methodist church from 2001 to 2010, overseeing the payroll and its credit card accounts. U.S. Attorney Joe Hogsett said Linder used credit cards and wrote fraudulent checks with church accounts to get the money. She has negotiated a plea agreement and is set to plead guilty on May 23.
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