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Hawaii Ethics Commission Fines Former Athletics Director $274K

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Glenn Nitta was a former athletics director at Mililani High School. He was convicted in criminal court in November of eight felony charges of theft and failure to pay taxes. He paid a full restitution of $406,000, was placed on probation and ordered to pay a fine of $155,000.

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Hawaii Ethics Commission Fines Former Athletics Director $274K

The largest administrative fee ever levied by the Hawaii State Ethics Commission stems from allegations of theft and embezzlement of funds belonging to the Mililani High School Athletic Booster Club. On Thursday, the commission announced that it had resolved charges against Glenn Nitta, a former athletics director at the public school. The charges, which are […]

1 month ago·Honolulu, United States

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