$670,000+ theft from Crisfield American Legion-

 

(WBOC)

In a separate press release on Friday, American Legion Post 16 acknowledged that Waters was the former Post Commander.

“We are deeply disappointed by the alleged theft and the harm it has caused to our fraternal mission of supporting our veterans and our ability to support local nonprofits such as the fire department, the ambulance squad, and the chamber of commerce,” Stanley Cochrane American Legion Post 16 said through their attorneys. “The trust placed in our Post and the resources entrusted to us to serve veterans and our community are paramount.”