Brush High School Employee Pleads Not Guilty To Grand Theft And More

Brush High School Employee Pleads Not Guilty To Grand Theft And More

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Source: Lyndhurst Police Department / Stacie LaRiccia

Brush High School Employee Pleads Not Guilty To Grand Theft And More

A South Euclid Lyndhurst Schools employee pleaded not guilty to several crimes after being accused of stealing money from a fundraiser.

This story was initially reported by Cleveland 19 WOIO.

Stacie LaRiccia was arraigned in Cuyahoga County Common Please Court earlier today. She’s accused of stealing money from a fundraiser that was set up for a school principal going through cancer treatment. The principal, Mike Fording, died in November 2023.

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She was charged with theft in office, tampering with records, grand theft, and aggravated theft.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

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