FREDERICK, Md. (AP) — The former director of a shuttered workplace for developmentally disabled adults in Frederick is out of jail.
The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office said Monday that Jeanne Dalaba (DAHL’-uh-buh) was released Sunday after serving six months for contempt of court.
READ MORE: ROCA Program Offers Baltimore's Young Men With Tough Pasts Build Better Futures, JobsShe was jailed for refusing to cooperate with a state-sponsored investigation into the financial failure of the Jeanne Bussard (BUZZ’-erd) Center last year. The center closed in July.
READ MORE: Baltimore County Elementary School Students Back To In-Person Learning Four Days A WeekA judge had ordered to her to repay the center $51,000 and produce a computer and business records that disappeared from the nonprofit organization.
Dalaba has asserted that the board of directors awarded her the money as repayment for a personal loan she had made to the center. She has denied taking the computer and business files.
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