Peoples, who spent the money at Macy’s, Ashley Furniture, American Mattress, Firestone and Forever 21, also indulged in “lavish shopping habits,” making significant purchases at “high-end” retailers Neiman Marcus, Yves St. Laurent and Louis Vuitton, prosecutors said. She paid more than $12,000 on an Audi vehicle as well as paying her own personal divorce attorney, all with Chicago House funds, according to Kiefer.
Co-workers enjoyed ‘lavish lifestyle’ following theft at South Loop social service agency, prosecutors say
