A former bookkeeper for the Minto Village Council was sentenced to spend five years on probation for embezzling more than $55,000 from the small Interior Alaska community.
A former bookkeeper for the Minto Village Council was sentenced Thursday to spend five years on probation for embezzling more than $55,000.
Titus began working as the village’s bookkeeper in 2013 and began embezzling money in 2015, according to a summary of the allegations written by a federal prosecutor and included with the charges. Minto is home to about 170 people and is located on the Tolovana River, roughly 130 miles northwest of Fairbanks.
The Tanana Chiefs Conference, the nonprofit tribal consortium for the region, directed the village to fire Titus and she resigned from her role as bookkeeper in 2019, the memorandum said. The crimes were also reported to law enforcement, and Titus was cooperative and forthcoming with FBI agents during the following investigation, according to the memorandum.On Thursday, U.S.
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