It’s a case of sticky fingers for one of the state’s top chefs.
A sous chef at the Pa. governor's residence admits to stealing silver flatware and other items from his workplace.
Twenty-eight-year-old Michael David Yancey plead guilty Wednesday to receiving stolen property in the thefts. The thefts, which spanned three months, totaled $15,000 in silver and other items.
Authorities were tipped off after Yancey offered a jewelry dealer silver that was stamped “Executive Mansion.
In January police recovered six framed photos and a football signed by former NFL quarterback Jim Kelly for former Gov. Ed Rendell in Yancey’s home.
Yancey will be sentenced on July 27.
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