Jan 9 2009 7:30PM

A Minot woman has been sentenced to five years from stealing from her employer. Charlotte Zahn had been found guilty by a jury in October of theft of more than 77-thousand dollars from the Minot Commission of Aging, where she had been executive director.

Jan 9 2009 9:07AM

The former executive director of the Minot Commission on Aging has been sentenced to five years in prison for stealing more than $75,000 from the commission. Charlotte Zahn was taken into custody after Thursday's sentencing. Her attorney, David

Oct 14 2008 11:20AM

The former executive director of the Minot Commission on Aging has been found guilty of taking more than $77,000 from the group. Jurors in Minot convicted Charlotte Zahn on a charge of theft of property, a Class B felony. She's scheduled to be s

Oct 10 2008 6:56AM

The former executive director of the Minot Commission on Aging was found guilty today of embezzlement. Charlotte Zahn was charged with stealing more than 77-thousand dollars from the non-profit group in April of last year. Her initial plea was not-guilt

May 15 2007 11:36AM

A woman accused of embezzling more than 77-thousand dollars from the Minot Commission on Aging has entered a not-guilty plea. Charlotte Zahn of Minot, the former executive director of the commission, entered her plea in district court yesterday.

May 14 2007 7:25PM

A Minot woman accused of embezzling more than 77-thousand dollars from the Minot Commission on Aging has entered a not-guilty plea in court. Charlotte Zahn, the former executive director of the commission, entered her plea in District Court. She is faci

Apr 20 2007 7:30PM

A Minot woman has been charged with stealing more than 77-thousand dollars from the non-profit group she once headed. Charlotte Zahn is charged with Class B felony theft and is free after posting 5-thousand dollar bond. According to court records, Zahn

Apr 20 2007 7:33AM

A woman is accused of embezzling more than 77-thousand-dollars from the Minot Commission on Aging over a two-year period. Charlotte Zahn is the former executive director of the commission. She's charged with Class B felony theft, and is free af