Bourbon-Parme To Plead Guilty, Pay Restitution To Food Pantry – All Otsego

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Food Pantry Director

To Plead Guilty, Pay

$18K In Restitution

By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

Bourbon-Parme

COOPERSTOWN – Antoine Bourbon-Parme, the former director of the Cooperstown Food Pantry who was charged with stealing more than $18,000 from the organization, will plead guilty and pay back the full amount, District Attorney John Muehl said today.

"He's never been convicted of a crime and he's making a payment up front," said Muehl. "That's what's keeping him out of jail."

Bourbon-Parme, 59, was arrested in April after an investigation found he stole $18,579 from the organization’s accounts over 16 months., beginning in October 2017 and ending in late January.

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