A former Gwinnett County planning commissioner accused of stealing $426,000 from Peachtree Corners Presbyterian Church has avoided prison by agreeing to pay back the money over the next four years.
Floy Jumper, 60, was a member of the church for 50 years and its treasurer for nearly three decades before officials there filed a police complaint against him in August 2010.
Jumper was sentenced last week to 10 years probation and a three-year prison term, which will be waived if he repays the church $326,786. The balance of the stolen money has already been repaid, according to church officials and Gwinnett County District Attorney Danny Porter.
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