A California woman has been sentenced to prison for misusing funds. She is a former city council member who received over $500,000 in extra checks by cutting herself checks. The funds were used for personal expenses, including gambling and travel.
Additionally, some of the money was used to pay off loans. Further details about the case are available from SFGate, including the circumstances surrounding the woman's sentencing and the full extent of her misuse of funds.
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