(Ottumwa, IA) — The former treasurer of a nonprofit in southeast Iowa is accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from the organization. The Wapello County Historical Society says 68-year-old John Cobler of Ottumwa was relieved of his duties in June. Police say Cobler wrote 48 checks to himself from September 2019 to June of this year. Investigators say he stole a total of 32-thousand dollars. Cobler was arrested on Monday and charged with ongoing criminal conduct, first-degree fraudulent practice, and first-degree theft. He has a preliminary court hearing August 23rd.
Former Wapello County Historical Society Treasurer Accused of Stealing 32K
Aug 18, 2021 | 3:54 PM
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