The Florida Sports Manager was arrested for theft of more than 24,000 dollars

Florida Sports Director The theft of more than $ 24,000 from the former employer was arrested.

Angela Sujz turned herself in Lyon County Prison on Monday and faces many charges, including the major felony and felony of fraud. Suggs, who was later released on Bond, faces four charges of false claims about travel vouchers, all of which are misdemeanor In Florida.

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Suggs is accused of using a credit card for the company for personal use, conducting wireless and cash withdrawals and performing personal purchases in casinos during work trips while she was the CEO of Florida Sports Foundation.

Last fall, an investigation was launched before Ministry of Law Inforcement in Florida After receiving a criminal referral from the Ministry of Commerce inspector in Florida.

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The purchases of the Suggs commercial credit card were audited, and showed that they claimed travel vouchers by offering them as meals or claim that they were carried out by chance. Suggs also claimed that the Florida Sports Foundation has not paid for personal expenses.

Suggs, 55, was appointed by Florida A and M, from which she graduated, at the same time as the investigation was launched. The CEO of the Florida Sports Foundation has been over the past seven years.

“Angela Sujz in A. Statement to wtxl.

“While it has nothing to do with its duties as an employee in the FAMU, we are watching the situation and we will respond in the future as necessary.”

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Suggs had already rented a major role in its new role as former Charlie Ward as the next school coach for the school. He hopes to bring the rituals to the NCAA championship, the place where they have not been for nearly 20 years.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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