NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Tennessee comptroller’s office says a former high school basketball team’s booster club leader was indicted after an investigation found she stole more than $6,100 from the group.
A comptroller’s office news release says a Washington County grand jury this month indicted former Science Hill High School Boys Basketball Boosters President Kimberly Charles on one theft count over $2,500.
It says Charles stole at least $6,150 and used it for her benefit from June 2015 through April 2016.
The comptroller’s office says Charles bought a prepaid cash card with club funds to pay for beauty products, restaurant meals and a relative’s college fees.
It says Charles also withdrew money from the club’s account and didn’t deposit cash from a club fundraiser.
It’s not immediately clear if Charles has an attorney.
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