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Tabatha Honeycutt was arrested on Sept. 12 and charged with theft. The court set bail at “if restitution is paid in full.” (SEE DOCUMENT BELOW) NPJ confirmed that Honeycutt was employed [at the time] by the Natchitoches Tax Commission.
When contacted, Tax Commission Administrator Jerry McWherter had no comment. No further information is available at this time.
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I wonder what the amount is of the “restitution.” Ms. Honeycutt must have a lot of friends. I can’t think of many thieves who get a free pass if they pay back what they stole.
she was probably just following the steps of her bosses,most city employees
are crooks or crooked hell if you look at the books we are always broke or money missing .
ya, our law , sucks, they never write all things.about people they arrest, and this is so wrong.
Tab call
Look at #6: the defendant will refrain from any criminal activity while on bond
Okay! but just as soon as you’re off bond, it’s okay to engage in criminal activity again.
She works for Goldman Equipment now
She is NOT a current employee of the NTC. Please re-read the article. She WAS an employee at the time of the theft.
I don’t think this woman should be able to keep her job she is not to be trusted especially with Natchitoches tax money or finances
What !!!!!!!!!!!! This is the Natchitoches we live in I guess she still working for Natchitoches
Are public employees in finance related positions bonded in this state? That money should be covered. It shouldn’t absolve her from legal consequences, but the loss should be covered
…And who is the victim of the theft?
Really?!?!? The victims (plural) in this case is every taxpayer in the City and Parish. SMH.
The article says she was an employee of the Tax Commissiom; it does not say that she is accused of stealing from them.. are we to assume that it was her employer…or should reporting agencies report more fully and completely so that no person misunderstands any part of the article. Just my thoughts
What was Amount stolen ?? May be time for internal Audit.
That was a good idea before, it’s imperative now!