SAN DIEGO (CNS) – A former San Diego police officer pleaded guilty to taking funds from a police program dedicated to school safety and using the money on personal expenses.
Prosecutors say Curtis Doll, 42, took around $4,000 from the police department’s School Safety Patrol Program, a crossing guard program aimed at helping elementary school students safely cross the street at uncontrolled intersections near schools throughout the city.
Doll then used the funds on a variety of personal purchases such as clothing and car tires, among other items that were bought with money taken from a bank account used to fund the program, prosecutors said…