(PRINCESS ANNE, MD) – A Maryland State Police investigation leads to a suspect charged with theft from the town of Princess Anne.
The accused is identified as Deborah Hrusko, 56, of Salisbury, Maryland. Hrusko was issued a criminal summons on February 5, 2020 formally charging her with theft and theft scheme of $25,000 to under $100,000 from the town of Princess Anne from January 1, 2019 through January 10, 2020.
The Maryland State Police Criminal Enforcement Division Lower Shore began the investigation into the theft allegations on January 17, 2020, at the request of Chief Timothy Bozman of the Princess Anne Police Department. The ensuing investigation led to the discovery of evidence supporting the allegations of theft of up to $66,287 from the town of Princess Anne.
Investigators are consulting with the Somerset County State’s Attorney as the investigation continues. For further information calls are being directed to the Town of Princess Anne at 410-651-1818.
The investigation is active and ongoing.
Dum dee dum dumb.
ReplyDeleteHow did she steal the $
ReplyDeleteWow, between this story and Kukta from Laurel, the shore has some really big thieves!
ReplyDeleteAlso, here there is big shake up and investigation with Princess Anne EMS
ReplyDeleteIt seems like there are a lot of small town and cities being robbed by their employees. The light sentences being imposed on those being caught are probably the reason this keeps happening. Remember the Pittsville theft when $170K was stolen and she only got 7 years and was out in 2?
ReplyDeleteYou really dont think a 7yr sentence AND all the money was payed back is a fair sentence? I would hate to see your punishment if someone was speeding g or ran a red light!
DeleteThe money that was paid back came from her crooked daddy. He was in on the theft scheme as much as you were. Carla
DeleteSeems like every small town on the shore has a woman in a government position, stealing tons of money. Unbelievable that they get away with it so long before they are caught. They are thieves, but their bosses are incompetent not to safeguard out tax monies any better than that.
ReplyDelete11.39 The money was Not paid back! The town was given some of Mr Moore,s inherited worthless wetland property out on a tax ditch behind the town.Trent is going to give the town the 170k for all the favors they have provided him. Do some research and see who in the town he has bailed out.
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