NEA Local President Arrested for Embezzlement of $400,000+
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Recently Removed Arlington County Teacher Union President Ingrid Grant Arrested Monday
A recently ousted Arlington County, Virginia National Educaton Association (NEA) union president was arrested and charged with embezzling in excess of $400,000.
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Ingrid Gant, 54, of Woodbridge, was arrested yesterday (Monday) in Prince William County on four counts of embezzlement. She was taken to the county’s jail and later released on an unsecured bond, according to a press release from the Fairfax County Police Department today (Tuesday).
Gant was terminated on March 30, 2022, according to police. By April, the National Education Association, which represents educators and staff from public school through higher education, was temporarily leading the AEA under an emergency “protective trusteeship,” ARLnow first reported.
Jo DeVoe, ARLnow (Local News Now LLC)