Governor Suspends Glynn County School Board Member Following Federal Fraud Indictment, a resident listed in public arrest records, was taken into custody on April 2, 2025, in Featured County, Georgia. According to the official booking report, the arrest was made by local authorities and the subject was charged with the following offense(s): unspecified charges. This incident was officially recorded and made publicly available by law enforcement agencies in the state of Georgia. The details provided reflect the arrest information at the time of booking and do not indicate guilt or conviction. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. – Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has suspended Audrey Gibbons, the District 5 representative on the Glynn County School Board, following her indictment in a federal fraud case.
The suspension follows a review by a commission comprising Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr, Camden County School Board member Melissa Hodges, and Savannah-Chatham School Board President Roger Moss. Under state law, such a commission determines whether an indicted public official can continue fulfilling their duties.
Gibbons, 64, who has served on the school board since 2020, was charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Delaware. A licensed accountant, she was hired to handle bookkeeping and tax matters for One Way Auto, a car rental business linked to the alleged scheme.
Prosecutors say the scheme was orchestrated by Asaad Amir Hasuan, also known as Dante Fredrick, who is currently serving a 10-year prison sentence for false imprisonment. Hasuan allegedly exploited fellow inmates and their families, coercing them into transferring millions of dollars in assets to his businesses, including One Way Auto, while operating from behind bars.
Authorities claim Gibbons managed financial accounts tied to the company and shared bank accounts with Penny Hunter, another indicted co-conspirator. However, Gibbons has denied wrongdoing, asserting she stopped providing services when the company ran out of funds.
Her trial date has not been set, and her Delaware-based attorney has requested more time to review the case.
Gibbons’ suspension takes effect immediately and will remain in place until the case concludes or her term expires on August 13, 2027.
Disclaimer: All data provided here is taken from public arrest records. This publication does not imply guilt or final conviction.
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