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A Florida woman has been charged with felony larceny and felony scheme to defraud after she stole more than $93,000 from the city of Gainesville, according to the Gainesville Sun. Natwaina Clark, 33, used her city credit card 136 times for unauthorized charges totaling roughly $61,000, her bosses’ cards for $31,000, and stole her coworker’s card for nearly $900. She used the money to fill up her PayPal account, buy a “large” television, go on a food shopping spree at Sam’s Club, and get a Brazilian butt lift totaling $8,500, among other miscellaneous purchases. A former city staff specialist, Clark began improperly using the cards in November of 2015 and continued until March of this year. She was fired on March 21 and arrested a week later on the 28th while vacationing on a cruise ship.

A former city staffing specialist, Clark began improperly using the cards in November of 2015 and continued until March of this year. She was fired on March 21 and arrested a week later on the 28th while vacationing on a cruise ship.

The city first noticed the charges after its parks, recreation and cultural affairs department overspent its budget. Until then, the department failed to review its expense reports. The human-resources department also failed to alert others about Clark’s criminal history when she was hired by the city, which included arrests for similar charges in a separate Florida county where she still had an outstanding warrant.

Typical public operation, not my money, as long as it keeps coming in no one gives a shit. Recently the city I live in had several city workers doing the same thing, it only came out after a whistle blower told on them. Until the city was clueless. Some were shifted to other positions others received demotions they all still work for the city. It didn't come out until a year later when a retiring city worker told the media about it, she said the reason the city didn't fire them or tell anyone was because they didn't want tax payers being concerned where their money is going.