Wisconsin Woman Goes To Prison For Stealing $99K From Union

A federal judge has sentenced a Kaukauna woman to 13 months in prison for stealing nearly 99-thousand dollars from a union.  Fifty-nine-year-old Cheryl A. Angell took the money from United Steelworkers Local Two over a four-year period.  The U-S Department of Labor investigated the case.  Angell served as the union’s treasurer.  She admitted she wrote more than 100 checks to herself, used a union credit card to cover personal expenses while depositing union checks into her personal account.  She will be on supervised release for three years.