Former Williamson mayor, hospital CEO on probation for theft of $34K in federal funds
The former mayor of Williamson, West Virginia, and hospital CEO was sentenced Thursday for the misuse of federal funding, prosecutors said.
Former Williamson mayor sentenced to 5 years probation for hospital embezzlement
Former Williamson Mayor Charles Hatfield was sentenced Jan. 16, 2025 to five years of probation, will pay restitution and also $20,000 in fines for embezzling nearly $35,000 in 2019 from Williamson Memorial Hospital when he was its CEO.
Former Williamson Memorial Hospital CEO sentenced for federal theft
The former chief executive officer of the Williamson Memorial Hospital who admitted to stealing $34,872.62 in hospital funds for personal use and without authorization was sentenced on Thursday.
Ex-Williamson Memorial Hospital CEO sentenced for stealing funds
The former CEO of Williamson Memorial Hospital has been sentenced in a theft and bribery investigation regarding federal funds. According to the U.S. Attorney’s
Ex-Williamson mayor Hatfield sentenced to 5 years probation
Former Williamson Mayor Charles Hatfield was sentenced to five years of probation, restitution payments with interest and a $20,000 fine for embezzlement charges related to his time as
Former CEO sentenced for embezzling money from West Virginia hospital
Former CEO of Williamson Memorial Hospital sentenced for stealing over $34,000 in hospital funds for personal use.
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