Newburgh woman pleads guilty to defrauding military charities
Prosecutors say Sharon Toney-Finch ran a charitable organization and falsely claimed donations would solely support veterans. Instead, she used the funds for personal expenses.
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Mar 28, 2025, 12:01 PM
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21h agoA Newburgh woman has pleaded guilty in federal court in White Plains to wire fraud and stolen valor.
Prosecutors say Sharon Toney-Finch ran a charitable organization and falsely claimed donations would solely support veterans. Instead, she used the funds for personal expenses.
Toney-Finch also lied about receiving a Purple Heart for injuries from a 2010 terrorist attack in Iraq.
She faces sentencing in September.
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