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OC woman accused of embezzling $400,000 from high school football booster club
ABC7 Los Angeles • • nation
Key Points:
- Julie Hanway Molina, former treasurer for an Aliso Niguel High School football support organization, was arrested on federal charges for allegedly defrauding the nonprofit of over $400,000.
- Molina faces four counts of wire fraud, with allegations spanning from 2023 through November 2025, during which she reportedly used the stolen funds for personal expenses such as mortgage and credit card bills.
- Prosecutors claim Molina submitted false treasurer reports to hide the thefts from the organization.
- Molina surrendered to federal agents at her home and was expected to be booked into Santa Ana Jail and appear before a federal judge the same day.
- The investigation into the case is ongoing.
