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WA: Former Orting schools IT employee charged with computer trespass, malicious mischief

Posted on March 7, 2020 by Dissent

Alexis Krell reports:

A former Orting School District IT employee who resigned after being accused of improperly using district money now has been charged with first-degree computer trespass and third-degree malicious mischief.

Charging papers filed Monday in Pierce County Superior Court accuse 43-year-old Jason Irvin Rudolph of changing the password to his former wife’s work email account, deleting five years of messages and setting an auto-reply message that she no longer worked there.

Read more on The News Tribune.

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