An owner of a butcher shop in New Hampshire has pleaded guilty to not giving money from a fundraiser to a charity.
The Meat House held a charitable event in 2013 for the benefit of the Chaplain Emergency Relief Fund. The money was going to benefit veterans.
Attorney General Joseph Foster said Justin Rosberg, co-owner of the business, failed to pay the funds. He pleaded guilty Thursday in Seabrook to one count of misapplication of property.
Rosberg's one-year sentence was suspended for two years, conditioned on payment of nearly $14,000 in restitution.
Another co-owner, Jason Parent, was indicted earlier this month on charges of theft and misapplication of property. He's scheduled to be arraigned Friday.
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