By Chris Jamele
Buffalo, NY – Former Sloan highway superintendent Sean McGee is facing seven years of jail time on a third-degree grand larceny charge for embezzling property from the village. McGee owes the village nearly thirteen thousand dollars, which he must repay before sentencing next month.
In a related story, Sophia Canahai, the former chief financial officer at the Cantalician Center for Learning, has been ordered to remain employed but to serve five years probation for embezzling more than two hundred thousand dollars from the institution.