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Belvidere, Illinois (WiFR) -77-year-old Bohn County Member, charged with theft of a crime, does not admit guilty on Thursday in court.

Marion Thornberry from Belvera will return to court on April 16 for appointment. According to a criminal complaint filed with the Court of the Bohn County, Thornberry allegedly stole $ 20 from a donation envelope at St. John’s Gospel Church. He was arrested on March 11.

Thornberry represents County County Bohn 3. He was elected to the post in the general election on November 5, 2024.

Bohn Chairman Charlets Johnson published the next statement on March 13, stating that a special prosecutor would be asked to consider the case to make sure there was no conflict of interest.

The Council of the District is aware of the latest accusations against the board member of Marion Thornberry.

We perceive these statements very seriously and continue to adhere to the leadership of our country’s lawyer.

This is ongoing, and so we cannot comment on it. However, we emphasize that these accusations are not related to the role of Mr. Thornberry as a member of the district. Council members do not have access to any county funds, and for many years he worked hard to implement a policy that helps protect the district’s funds.

The Bohn County Prosecutor’s Office is a legal advisor in the County Council and, as such, the persecution of a member of the Council of the Council will be a significant conflict of interest.

Therefore, the state prosecutor’s office will look for a special prosecutor to resolve this issue. Defendants are considered innocent until the trial is proven in court and we encourage everyone to comply with the decision until the trial of Mr. Thornberry is concluded

Thornberry is the last elected bunny official, which is accused of theft. In 2023The Bohn County and Recorder Julie Bliss was accused of stealing government property and official misconduct. Her trial is ongoing.