CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - Federal prosecutors say an Atlantic City police sergeant admitted she structured financial transactions to avoid filing required reports and lied to federal agents about her relationship with a convicted drug dealer.
Prosecutors say Sgt. Kiyia Harris pleaded guilty on Monday to structuring and making false statements to FBI agents in December 2014.
Prosecutors say the 39-year-old Egg Harbor Township woman made cash deposits in increments of under $10,000 each over seven years. Banks must report deposits greater than those amounts to regulators.
Prosecutors say Harris told FBI investigators she never deposited the money to help her boyfriend - who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute cocaine - buy a car and a motorcycle.
Harris faces up to five years in prison for each count. Her sentencing is scheduled for August.
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