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    Ex-Marshall County Clerk admits misuse of public funds

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    By KMAN Staff on November 6, 2019 State News
    Marshall County Courthouse (courtesy image)

    MARYSVILLE, Kan. (AP) — The former clerk of a northeast Kansas county has admitted to spending more than $100,000 of taxpayer money for personal use.

    Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said in a news release that 44-year-old Sonya Laurette Stohs, of Marysville, pleaded guilty Tuesday in Marshall County District Court to felony misuse of public funds.

    Sentencing was scheduled for Jan. 7.

    A Kansas Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Secret Service investigation found that Stohs used more than $100,000 in county funds to pay for various personal items between May 2013 and April 2019.

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