Former FAST Treasurer Arrested On Suspected Embezzlement

Tracy Lynn Noseworthy, formerly the treasurer of the Fullerton Aquatic Sports Team (FAST) in California has been arrested on charges of embezzling more than a quarter of a million dollars from the swim club, according to MyNewsLA.com.

The NewsLA report says that the 42-year-old Noseworthy had served as treasurer from 2012 through last year, and is accused of embezzling about $266,000 from FAST over that roughly-4-year time period.

Police arrested her Tuesday night based on the results of what Patch.com calls “an extensive investigation by Fullerton Police Department detectives of the Crimes Property Unit.”

Noseworthy was brought in under an arrest warrant for a number of official charges: computer access and fraud, burglary, making false entries in records or returns and embezzlement. She’ll be arraigned on Thursday and will also face “multiple sentence-enhancement allegations” (per both MyNewsLA and Patch.com) that include “aggravated white-collar crime exceeding $100,000 and property damage exceeding $200,000.”

The Fullerton Aquatics Sports Team is based out of Fullerton, California, just southeast of Los Angeles.  Noseworthy was actually from nearby Yorba Linda, CA, according to Patch.com. Yorba Linda is just east of Fullerton.

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swim
7 years ago

FAST has gone downhill fast in the last few years. This is not a surprise. It’s a shame especially given the rich history of this team. It needs a complete overhaul in personnel.

Go Westside!
7 years ago

If there are any smart parent run boards listening, it would be beneficial to have one person do accounts receivable and a different person do accounts payable.

G.I.N.A
7 years ago

Clubs above a set turnover should hire a professional accountant .

BaldingEagle
7 years ago

Hosting meets with splash fees can bring in a huge amount, especially if strict accounting controls aren’t followed. Host 4 meets a year with 2000 splashes per meet at $8/splash, less what is owed the LSC per splash is significant. Teams owned by counties, cities, or schools have very keen accountants who look after everything. That’s probably not the case here.

meeee
7 years ago

Hoping she didn’t have a child on the team. The embarrassment would be overwhelming

LP Man
7 years ago

I’m going to go out on a limb and predict that this woman (who allegedly embezzled over a 1/4 mill) will face less scrutiny and criticism than Lochte did after Rio.

Taa
7 years ago

My daughters team has $2m in the bank. Form 990 can be viewed online if your team is a nonprofit

Any involved swim parent should know the financial health of the team

Don Megerle
7 years ago

Noseworthy, greatest name of all time

Swim Fever
Reply to  Don Megerle
7 years ago

Do you have shorts on?

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