CRIMEJul 15 · 17:00 UTCAMNYBarbara Russo-Lennon

NYC DOE worker and husband busted in $170,000 Bronx school cash scam: DA

A NYC Department of Education worker and her husband were sentenced for a $170,000 school cash scam involving fraudulent purchase orders and invoices. The couple, from Yonkers, were found guilty of defrauding the DOE between 2018 and 2022 by creating fake vendor invoices for clothing, with no merchandise delivered.

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Rusnelly ClasepersonJustin EchevarriapersonDarcel ClarkpersonBronx District Attorney’s officeorganizationNew York City Department of EducationorganizationM.S. 302placeSpecial Commissioner of InvestigationorganizationAnastasia Colemanperson

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