Woman Pleads Not Guilty to Theft

A woman in the Davenport, Iowa area has pleaded not guilty to accusations of taking $1.2 million from the Clinton Community School District. The woman, Denisa Babcock, was a former office manager for the district and is facing federal theft charges as a result. Babcock was originally indicted for allegedly stealing $5,000 or more from the district when the state auditor found that $1.2 million was missing in undeposited collections, interest and improper disbursements.       

Theft charges can be incredibly serious and result in consequences such as jail time and heavy fines depending on the situation. It's important that you understand what you are being charged with and how you should go about resolving this matter. You do have rights to protect during this difficult time and options to do so. Begin the process of moving forward with your life.

It's in your best interest to work with a criminal defense lawyer who will understand your case and be able to guide you through this difficult process. A defense attorney will know how to deal with court proceedings and any other aspects necessary. You can count on a defense lawyer to always have your best interest in mind while fighting to protect your rights. Please take some time today to contact a criminal defense attorney and begin discussing the details of your case.