Former Dixon comptroller Rita Crundwell appeared in Lee County court, Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2012, and pleaded not guilty to allegations she stole more than $53 million from the town.
October 31, 2012 (DIXON, Ill.) (WLS) -- Former Dixon comptroller Rita Crundwell pleaded not guilty Wednesday to allegations she stole more than $53 million from the town.
Crundwell appeared in a Lee County court Wednesday afternoon. She faces state and federal charges.
Crundwell allegedly used the money to pay for her lavish lifestyle.
Earlier this month, a number of horses seized from Crundwell were sold at auction, bringing in more than $7 million. That money will go to the town if she is convicted.
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