The ex-finance chief at the center of a criminal debacle involving a former county contractor is facing three new felony charges, including for allegedly forging a $105,000 invoice to the county.
Ex-Harm Reduction Coalition Chief Operating Officer Amy Knox, who appeared in Superior Court early Monday after being released from jail after a family member posted bail late last week, has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.
The three new allegations from District Attorney Summer Stephan’s office involve fraudulent tax returns, two stolen trips that were meant to be auctioned off to support an addiction recovery nonprofit that Knox until recently helped lead and a falsified invoice that the county paid out…