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Source: ABC22Now.com
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Ohio — A former accounting manager was charged with embezzling $100,000 from her employer, Montgomery, Ohio-based Voss Auto Network.
According to court filings, Jeannie T. Jaeggi allegedly embezzled funds from the dealership between January 2009 and October 2012. She faces one count of grand theft and two counts of forgery.
Lawsuits have been filed against Jaeggi on behalf of the dealership, as well as the store’s insurance company. According to the indictment filed by Motorists Mutual Insurance Company, the firm compensated the dealer $100,000 in its coverage for employee dishonesty, and is now requesting repayment from Jaeggi.
Jaeggi’s arraignment is scheduled for Dec. 18.
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