Southern University employee arrested for alleged felony theft of student organization funds
BATON ROUGE — A Southern University employee has been arrested on a felony theft charge after allegedly diverting a student organization's funds into her personal Cash App account, according to court documents. Chianti Primus, 45, of Greenwell Springs, was taken into custody on Tuesday by East Baton Rouge Sheriff's deputies. She faces a charge of felony theft between $1,000 and $5,000. Primus is currently employed as senior administrative assistant to the chancellor-dean of Southern's Chianti Primus, a Southern University employee, has been arrested on a felony theft charge for allegedly stealing funds from a student organization by diverting them into her personal Cash App account. Primus is currently employed as senior administrative assistant to the chancellor-dean of Southern's Ag Center, and faces a charge of felony theft between $1,000 and $5,000. She allegedly made 11 unauthorized Cash App transfers from the organization's account to her personal account totalling $1.791 between Sept. 6, 2024, and Oct. 16, 2024. The transactions totalled $1,.791, including six transfers amounting to $946 in September and five transfers totaling $845 in October. When Primus' immediate supervisor requested financial records, she provided documents showing several entries appearing to have been removed from the group's financial records. Updated records from Cash App matched payments sent to Primus’ personal account matched payments.
Opublikowany : 12 godzin temu za pomocą w Politics Finance
BATON ROUGE — A Southern University employee has been arrested on a felony theft charge after allegedly diverting a student organization's funds into her personal Cash App account, according to court ... [1775 symbols]
Tematy: Academia, Theft, Trafficking (Stolen Goods)
