Lansing nonprofit accuses ex-leaders of $68K fraud, casino withdrawals, eviction

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Two founders and a former employee of a Lansing nonprofit are being sued by the organization and its new executive director.

Punks with Lunch Lansing (PWL) alleges former executive director Julie Miller and former employee Derek Deloof misappropriated $67,868.13 in cash and misused two vehicles owned by the group. The original complaint was filed June 6 in Ingham County’s 30th Circuit Court is assigned to Judge Rosemarie Aquilina.

On Oct. 20, the agency moved to file an amended complaint adding current executive director Kelsea Hector as a plaintiff and former board member Martin Mashon as a defendant. The amended filing outlines nine counts spanning financial misconduct, defamation and emotional distress.

What the lawsuit alleges

Financial misconduct: The suit claims Miller and Deloof used PWL debit cards and a Venmo account for non-charitable expenses without receipts or business purpose, including multiple Speedway purchases, hotel stays and technology buys…

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