A Chelsea woman ordered to prison for stealing nearly $1 million from an Ann Arbor youth hockey league was recently transferred to a boot camp program. Kimberly Knight, 47, is now part of the Michigan Department of Corrections’ Special Alternative Incarceration program, which could lead to an early release, according ...
A Chelsea woman who was spared jail time in August when she was given an opportunity to begin paying back nearly $1 million she stole from the Ann Arbor Amateur Hockey Association has been arrested again. Kimberly Kay Knight, 46, was arraigned this afternoon at the Washtenaw County Jail on two ...
The theft of nearly $1 million from an Ann Arbor youth hockey league by a former bookkeeper will be featured on an upcoming ESPN broadcast, officials said Thursday. A video crew and reporter from the global sports cable network interviewed several members of the Ann Arbor Amateur Hockey Association and ...
It’s galling, but not the least surprising, that someone can steal a large amount of money from a nonprofit organization serving children and walk away without spending a day in jail. It happens all the time. Sentencing guidelines in Michigan are weighted to punish violent crime and crimes against people ...
Is the criminal calling the shots in her own sentencing? That's the question local sports writer John U. Bacon asks in his most recent blog entry on the Kimberly Knight case.
The new treasurer of the Ann Arbor Amateur Hockey Association isn’t pleased the woman convicted of embezzling nearly $1 million from the organization may not see time behind bars. “Honestly, I think in a crime of this type, it’s to society’s benefit that people go to jail,” said Lindsay Aspegren, ...
The sentencing for a Chelsea woman accused of embezzling nearly $1 million from the Ann Arbor Amateur Hockey Association has been rescheduled for Aug. 24. Kimberly Kay Knight, 45, previously pleaded guilty to felony embezzlement charges and was scheduled to be sentenced today in Washtenaw County Circuit Court by Judge ...
Mike Reid started playing pond hockey when he was five years old, lived and breathed the sport while he was growing up and, at 50, thinks his Wednesday night adult league games are still the coolest thing going. He’s not alone. For 58 years here, there have been countless numbers ...
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