Indiana's Amy J. Woodall charged with steal from employer. Released on $7,500 bond - felony theft case decided February 2019
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Amy Woodall of Martinsville has been charged with felony theft for allegedly stealing funds from her Owen County employer.
Amy J. Woodall released on bond
Woodall, 44, was arrested Tuesday and released after posting $7500 cash/surety (or 10 percent) bond.
Update: Case Decided
Indiana court records show the felony theft case against Amy J. Woodall (State v. Amy J. Woodall, Owen Circuit Court, 60C01-1803-F6-000153, Level 6 felony theft of property valued between $750 and $50,000) was decided on February 5, 2019. Owen County Court Services appears as a party to the case, which is consistent with a supervised disposition such as probation or community corrections; the specific terms are held by the Owen County clerk.
Source: Indiana MyCase — case 60C01-1803-F6-000153
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