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New York Daily News
BY BEN KOCHMAN NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Published: Monday, March 2, 2015
He’s in limbo.
The disgraced former principal of a Bronx Catholic school who fessed to dipping into the academy’s alumni fund — before resigning amid charges of sexual misconduct — has one last chance to pay back $8,200 and avoid being tossed in jail.
Christopher Keogan, 58, has just two weeks to come up with $8,251 to pay back Cardinal Hayes High School, according to a deal hashed out Monday in Bronx Supreme Court.
The former Christian Brother resigned after being accused of having an affair with a male subordinate and having explicit images on his computer.
He was never formally charged, but was indicted in 2010 for allegedly stealing $50,000 from the south Bronx school’s alumni fund.
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