By Jean Falbo-Sosnovich
Register Correspondent
DERBY >> The arrest of former Derby High School Principal Greg Gaillard
this week for allegedly stealing more than $13,000 from a union bank account was
met with mixed reviews from the community.
Gaillard turned himself in to Derby police Tuesday night, after being served
with a warrant for his arrest. He was arrested and charged with second-degree
larceny.
Police Lt. Justin Stanko said police received a complaint in December from
the Derby Administrator’s Association- the union that represents Derby
principals, assistant principals and special education supervisors. The
complaint states that $13,200 went missing from that account. Gaillard was
president of the association, and maintained financial control of the account
prior to his sudden resignation Dec. 9, police said.
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