A California church trusted her with its money -- and she took that trust and cashed in.
Thirty eight-year-old Crystina Renee Bock faces five years behind bars as part of a plea agreement after admitting Tuesday to stealing more than $200,000 from Compass Bible Church while she worked there, according to MyFoxLA.com.
"Five years is a pretty hefty sentence for the amount of money she stole," Deputy District Attorney Marc Lebreche told MyFoxLA.com.
Lebreche says Bock deposited about 440 donations from church members into her own personal bank account between June 2005 and September 2008.
The crime was discovered when financial supervisors at the church found that a $1,000 donation had been cashed, but not in the church's credit union.
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