Carol Crawley Maultsby has been sentenced to prison for an active sentence of roughly two years as a result of the guilty plea. Prosecutors say she embezzled nearly $620,000 from Novant over seven years by authorizing checks, sending them to a shell company and cashing them.
Ms. Maultsby has taken full responsibility for the improper activity, which she said she committed due to financial pressures from a divorce and caring for a sick mother, according to the report.
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