The second day of testimony in the trial of Stockton Unified School District board member AngelAnn Flores began Wednesday morning with the prosecution’s first witness: Andrew White, a special investigator for Sentry Insurance. His testimony focused on the insurance fraud charge tied to a 2022 minor car accident involving Flores.
The fraud charge is one of three felony counts the second-term school board member faces after a grand jury indicted her in January. Flores is also fighting two embezzlement charges for allegedly making personal purchases worth several hundred dollars on a school district credit card.
But while the initial search of Flores’ home in 2023 — and the announcements of her arrest and initial charging in spring 2024 — focused largely on her credit card use, the credit card claims haven’t been the main focus of Flores’ trial so far…