On a more somber note, Brookwod High School made recent headlines when a former treasurer for a high school booster club was arrested Thursday afternoon on charges she stole between $10,000 and $15,000 from the Brookwood High School Track & Field booster club. Both the AJC and the Gwinnett Daily Post have write ups on the details. According to the Gwinnett Daily Post: A similar occurrence happened in Gwinnett just two years ago. Pete Casciano, then the treasurer of the Grayson High School wrestling booster club, was alleged to have stolen as much as $40,000 from the group.
Casciano was believed to have made car and mortgage payments with the funds.
I wonder if it's proven that mortgage payments were made on her property if the judgement would have any recourse to retrieve money from her lender. Would there be a way to get the money back from the lender making her delinquent and likely default on the loan? A long shot, but crazier things have happened.
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