How Florida A & M ad Angela Suggs can avoid trial for theft, charges charges

After arranging Florida Prosecutors, Florida A & M University Director Angela Suggs can escape the trial For her zokorni stealing and collection of fraud.

In June, Suggs was arrested on charges Of the great steal, the scam and four other misdemeanors. As reported by HBCU GAMEDAI, SUGGS was charged with abuse of credit card of its former employer, the Florida Sports Foundation, after the investigation of law in Florida. Allegedly, Suggs accumulated almost $ 24,000 charges and failed to repay the funds or pay them late. When an incident first appeared, Florida law enforcement department announced a statement to give additional details about the incident.

“The investigation began in November 2024. years, after the FLDE was received by the Cardide General Card Card” Business Credit Card “, reading the Suggs abused its credit card to carry wires and raising cash and personal purchases in casarnists during business trips, totaling more than $ 24,000.

Based on the records submitted by the State Law Office, as part of the delayed Prosecution Agreement, SUGGS will be registered in the Program of the Intervention. All charges against it will be rejected if the programs of the program are followed for two years.

The terms of this Agreement shall include mandatory treatment of gambling and consistent participation in the Treatment and Support Group. Suggs is now banned that there is any position that could provide its access to employer or credit line for personal use. Following her arrest, SUGGS was placed on the administrative leave of Florida A & M. Suggs was engaged as athletic director back in September 2024. years, replacing athletic director Tiffany-Dawn Sikes. Since then, she has returned to work as a athletic director at the University, but it is still not clear whether its new job restrictions apply to its current position.

In addition to the conditions of its new agreement, SUGGS must also pay Florida Sports Foundation 649.98 dollars in restitution. Although Suggs repaid some of the charges, others, such as business lunches, who were discovered that they were personal, they were not returned.

During his absence, Deputy Director of Athletics Travis Glasgov and Brittney Johnson ran athletic operations.