MT. JULIET, Tenn. (WKRN) — A Mt. Juliet man is facing five years in prison and a civil lawsuit for allegedly stealing the contact information of more than 80,000 donors to enrich himself and his own nonprofit.
Andrew “Dru” Collie was hit with a federal felony charge Thursday for unauthorized access of a protected computer, a felony charge carrying a max fine of $250,000 and five years in prison.
The donor records belonged to Hope for Justice (HFJ), a global nonprofit with a headquarters in Nashville.
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Collie worked at the Nashville location for about three years in which, according to a civil lawsuit, he compromised donor records and sabotaged the nonprofit’s mission to end human trafficking…