Woman Ordered to Pay over $57K After Stealing Tickets From Pittsburgh-Based Charity

Pittsburgh woman ordered to repay $57K in Tickets for Kids scheme with Johnstown ties

An Allegheny County woman was ordered to repay more than $57,000 and serve house arrest after being convicted of defrauding a youth-focused charity.

Woman ordered to pay over $57K after stealing tickets from Pittsburgh-based charity

The Pennsylvania Attorney General announced a guilty verdict in a scam involving tickets meant for local at-risk children.

Pittsburgh woman found guilty of defrauding local charity that provides free event tickets to at-risk children

A 65-year-old Pittsburgh woman was found guilty Tuesday of defrauding a Pittsburgh-based charity that provides event tickets to low-income and at-risk...

Charity Ticket Fraud Brings Probation, $57,347 Restitution

HARRISBURG, PA — An Allegheny County judge convicted a former Pittsburgh Mercy employee Tuesday of diverting charity tickets intended for children, sentencing her to probation and ordering more than $57,000 …

AG Sunday Announces Guilty Verdict Against Non-Profit Employee in Pittsburgh-Based ‘Tickets for Kids’ Charity Scam - PA Office of Attorney General

HARRISBURG – Attorney General Dave Sunday announced that a co-defendant involved in a scheme to defraud a Pittsburgh-based charity – Tickets for Kids – has been found guilty of felony charges.  An Allegheny County Judge on Tuesday convicted 65-year-old Ramona Wilkes of corrupt organizations, criminal conspiracy, theft by deception, receiving stolen property, deceptive business practices and criminal use of a communication facility — all felonies…