Grand Larceny

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Under Wyoming law, grand larceny involves the theft of items worth $1,000 or more. It's punishable by up to ten years in prison.

All of the charges are felonies punishable by up to 10 years behind bars.

A Casper women who admitted to taking money from a youth sports organization, is heading to prison after admitting she violated her probation

The woman who stole more than $65,000 from a nonprofit sports group two years ago was arrested this week for violating her probation, according to court records.

A Natrona County woman will avoid prison time after admitting that she took money from her place of employment.

An Evansville woman is accused of using a co-worker's company credit card for her own use and altering the books to make it look like it was a business purchase.

A Casper woman is accused of taking money from the register where she worked.

A former part-time office manager will avoid prison time, after she admitted that she took money from a nonprofit sports organization in Casper.

The former director of the Wyoming Youth Sports Association will avoid prison time after admitting to embezzling money.