Ex-staffer pleads guilty to siphoning over $20K from congresswoman’s bank account to pay credit card debt

Source: New York Post

A former congressional staffer pleaded guilty to snatching over $20,000 from an Ohio congresswoman’s bank account to pay off her credit card bills, according to authorities. Courtney Hruska, 40, entered a guilty plea on Tuesday to wire fraud charges after using the financial information of her ex-boss for her personal expenses, according to the US Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia. Courtney Hruska, 40, pleaded guilty to snatching over $20,000 from an Ohio Rep.

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Ex-staffer pleads guilty to siphoning over $20K from congresswoman’s bank account to pay credit card debt

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