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Police arrest ex-Arlington school employee
Wednesday, December 17, 2008 | No comments posted.
ARLINGTON (AP) — Gilliam County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a former Arlington School District deputy clerk on accusations of theft, forgery and official misconduct.
The deputies drove Danielle Galbert of Hermiston to the North Oregon Regional Correctional Facility. The 34-year-old was later released on $75,000 bail.
Arlington Superintendent Raymon Smith said this week that the school district placed Galbert on leave on Sept. 26 after suspicions led to a financial audit that found evidence of fraud.
Galbert resigned five days later, citing health reasons.
She had been a district employee since September 2005.
No court dates have been set.
The deputies drove Danielle Galbert of Hermiston to the North Oregon Regional Correctional Facility. The 34-year-old was later released on $75,000 bail.
Arlington Superintendent Raymon Smith said this week that the school district placed Galbert on leave on Sept. 26 after suspicions led to a financial audit that found evidence of fraud.
Galbert resigned five days later, citing health reasons.
She had been a district employee since September 2005.
No court dates have been set.
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