According to the report, Mr. Grostas used the stolen funds to pay for personal expenses, such as his mortgage, meals at restaurants and an online personal ad.
The center’s administrative manager contacted police when she discovered unauthorized use of company accounts, including charges on the company credit card and money transfers made by Mr. Grostas.
Read the Daily Times‘ report on Mr. Grostas’ alleged embezzlement.
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