LANCASTER COUNTY -
A south-central Pennsylvania man is accused of stealing more than $300,000 from two organizations in which he served as treasurer has been handed his sentence.
Terry Feeser plead guilty yesterday to numerous theft charges and two counts of dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity at his 10 am trial. Judge Madenspacher sentenced Feeser to 5 to 20 years in prison.
Police say Terry Feeser, 51, of Willow Street, took more than $120,000 from the Landisville Camp Meeting Association and more than $183,000 from the Penn Manor Girls Soccer Club between 2004 and 2008.
Police say Feeser diverted funds from both accounts for his personal use. He also allegedly wrote worthless checks to businesses and opened a credit card account in another person's name without permission.
Terry Feeser plead guilty yesterday to numerous theft charges and two counts of dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity at his 10 am trial. Judge Madenspacher sentenced Feeser to 5 to 20 years in prison.
Police say Terry Feeser, 51, of Willow Street, took more than $120,000 from the Landisville Camp Meeting Association and more than $183,000 from the Penn Manor Girls Soccer Club between 2004 and 2008.
Police say Feeser diverted funds from both accounts for his personal use. He also allegedly wrote worthless checks to businesses and opened a credit card account in another person's name without permission.
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