SHELBY, Mich. (AP) - A former police chief in a small Michigan community has pleaded guilty to embezzling money from a vehicle inspection program.
Robert Wilson was accused of failing to give the money to Shelby, a village in Oceana County, over a two-year period. He was police chief at the time but lost his job because of the investigation.
A vehicle with a salvage title must be inspected before it’s eligible for a license plate. Inspections can cost up to $100.
The attorney general’s office says Wilson pleaded guilty Friday to embezzling $20,000 or more and making a false certification. He’ll get his punishment on June 5.
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