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ST. CHARLES, Mo. (AP) — A St. Charles woman who stole nearly $11,000 from a high school booster club won't do jail time for the crime, but she's required to pay back the money.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch (http://bit.ly/1P3ydaW ) reports that 45-year-old Jane Elizabeth Windorski pleaded guilty to felony theft and was sentenced to five years in jail but with a suspended sentence. Also at a hearing last week, she was given two years to pay back the $10,877 taken from the St. Charles High School Booster Club.
Windorski was treasurer of the club when she made withdrawals to gamble at a casino and make other personal expenditures.
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