Indiana Choir Booster Charged with Felony Theft of $90,000
In Whiteland, Indiana, a high school choir booster, Latoya Mason, has been charged with felony theft for allegedly stealing $90,000. The funds were reportedly spent at stores like Dollar Tree, Amazon, and Wendy's.
Indianapolis, IN, August 20, 2026 —
Whiteland, Indiana – Latoya Mason, a booster for a local high school choir program, faces felony theft charges in connection with the alleged misappropriation of $90,000 in funds.
The charges were filed against Mason, who was involved with the choir’s fundraising efforts. According to reports, the alleged theft involves a significant sum of money that was intended for the choir program.
Investigators allege that the stolen funds were subsequently spent at various retail locations. Among the establishments where the money was reportedly used are Dollar Tree, Amazon, and Wendy’s.
The specific timeline of the alleged thefts and the exact methods used to divert the funds were not immediately available. Information regarding the total amount reported missing is consistent with the $90,000 figure cited in the charges.
Mason’s role as a booster involved supporting the choir’s activities, which often include fundraising to cover expenses such as travel, uniforms, and performance equipment. The discovery of the alleged theft has reportedly impacted the choir program and its ongoing financial needs.
Further details regarding the investigation and the legal proceedings are expected as the case progresses. The specific terms of the felony theft charge and potential penalties will be determined through the judicial process.
Story summarized from the original created by Joe Schroeder on fox59.com, see more information here.
