Two California school staffers accused of diverting nearly $300,000
Two employees at the International School of Monterey in Seaside, California, were arrested for allegedly diverting nearly $300,000 in school funds. The investigation began when an administrator flagged an unusually large Costco order of eggs, bacon and potatoes placed by Terry Bumper, former food services director, who is accused of diverting $58,800 through products used in his personal catering business. Chief Financial Officer Rosa Segura is accused of diverting more than $238,000 for personal expenses.
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- An unusually large Costco order of eggs, bacon and potatoes triggered the investigation at the International School of Monterey.
- Terry Bumper, former food services director, is accused of diverting $58,800 using products for his catering business and of renting out the school's kitchens.
- Chief Financial Officer Rosa Segura is accused of diverting more than $238,000 for personal expenses such as trips, restaurants and online shopping.
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