Ex-FBI agent in Oklahoma gets six months in prison for embezzling

Former FBI Special Agent Timothy A. Klotz, of Yukon, was sentenced Monday to six months in prison for embezzling $43,190 in public funds.

 
By Nolan Clay | Published: December 18, 2012   

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Klotz also was ordered not to gamble while on probation and to attend a gambling addiction program.

Klotz said he already has been getting psychological counseling.

“This was an unfortunate circumstance that could have happened to anybody,” his attorney, Johnson, said after the sentencing. “Mr. Klotz is a fine person, and I don't expect we'll see him in court again. There are a lot of citizens whose safety they can thank him for.”

The FBI in Oklahoma City discovered the embezzlement during an internal audit.

Klotz was a special agent for more than 15 years and was involved in counterintelligence investigations. Klotz resigned from the FBI after being suspended without pay Jan. 10.

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