Kentucky hospital supply manager charged with stealing supplies, selling them online

A supply manager at a Kentucky hospital was charged Dec. 17 with stealing medical supplies from the hospital and selling them online, according to WSAZ. 

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Lashea Hudnall, 34, was a supply manager at Louisa, Ky.-based Three Rivers Medical Center. She allegedly sold the stolen items online between 2014 and 2019. The items were shipped from the hospital and the money went directly into Ms. Hudnall’s PayPall account, according to Louisa police. 

Police told WSAZ Ms. Hudnall received $781,699 from China and from American buyers. 

Her bail was set at $10,000 cash only.

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