A federal grand jury issued a 16-count indictment Friday accusing a Kansas City, Missouri, police officer with taking $300,000 in donations from an anti-crime group and using the money for his own expenses.

The indictment was made public Friday after Aaron McKie, 46, was arrested.

McKie is charged with 14 counts of wire fraud and two counts of money laundering

He worked as a KCMO police officer for 24 years, with most of his career spent in the Crime Free Multi-Housing Section.

He was president of Mid-America Crime Free, Inc., from 2009 to 2023, according a news release from the United States Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Missouri.

  • @EdibleFriend
    link
    3613 days ago

    Did they do him dirty with that pic or is he really some caveman looking fuck

  • @FlightyPenguin
    link
    2113 days ago

    Worse than the monetary theft, he appears to have stolen the identity and likeness of Good Guy Greg.

  • @Sludgehammer
    link
    English
    13
    edit-2
    13 days ago

    Well… I mean, people donated to the charity for anti-crime reasons and that led to a police officer being charged for embezzling from that charity. Therefore, the charity is working as intended and as such police officer is not actually guilty of a crime. Quad ergot defenestration.

  • @blazera
    link
    English
    1013 days ago

    The heck is an anti-crime charity?

    • @zik
      link
      412 days ago

      One that results in a crime, apparently.

  • @irreticent
    link
    212 days ago

    So… murder is allowed but theft isn’t? Pretty fucked up priorities if you ask me.

  • @[email protected]
    link
    fedilink
    213 days ago

    Yeah, this guy looks like the brains behind a successful scam. I’m sure no one else was involved.