Crime
Former City of Beverly Hills employee indicted on charges of Misappropriation of Fiduciary Funds - KLBK | KAMC | EverythingLubbock.com
Shere Lomosad, a 45-year-old former employee of Beverly Hills from Waco, faces indictment on charges of theft and misappropriation of Fiduciary Funds exceeding $300,000. Beverly Hills Police Chief and Chief Administrative Officer Kory Martin publicly announced the indictment Friday morning, September 4, 2026, during a press conference held at City Hall.
Beverly Hills Police Chief and Chief Administrative Officer Kory Martin publicly announced the indictment Friday morning, September 4, 2026, during a press conference held at City Hall. Lomosad had been placed on administrative leave in December 2025. She then resigned from her position with that municipality shortly after administrative leave began. She initially started working for Beverly Hills as a court clerk in 201 (year incomplete).
For folks across Texas, including here in Lubbock, news like this emphasizes the ongoing importance of transparent financial practices within local government agencies. When public funds are allegedly misused, it can erode trust in municipal operations and potentially impact the essential services residents rely on daily. This indictment serves as a clear signal that authorities are pursuing accountability in such cases of alleged financial misconduct.
The charges against Lomosad involve a substantial amount of money, exceeding $300,000, which represents a significant alleged breach of public trust for Beverly Hills.
Common questions
Who was indicted on charges of misappropriation of funds?
- Shere Lomosad, a 45-year-old former employee of Beverly Hills from Waco, was indicted on charges of theft and misappropriation of fiduciary funds exceeding $300,000. Beverly Hills Police Chief Kory Martin announced the indictment during a Friday press conference at City Hall.
When was the suspect placed on administrative leave and when did she resign?
- Shere Lomosad was placed on administrative leave in December 2025 and resigned from her position shortly after that leave began. She originally started working for the municipality of Beverly Hills as a court clerk.
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