ASHLAND, VA (WWBT)- Police charged the former president of the Ashland Little League with two counts each of forgery and embezzlement Thursday.

Lynn Newell is accused of embezzling $23,763.13 from the organization. The bank first noticed suspicious activity, which led police to search her home last month. Police say Newell cooperated with their investigation and the search.

A search warrant accuses Newell of forging checks and even reveals there is bank surveillance video to support that. A separate but related allegation claims the former league president was pocketing some of the money recently raised in a fundraiser.

RICHMOND, VA (WWBT)- Mo' Money Taxes is in more trouble - The Justice Department filed a lawsuit Wednesday to shut down the company and its owners, claiming they victimized the public

"I'm a victim, just like the people. I'm waiting, just like they waiting," said Markey Granberry in 2012.

You may remember, hundreds of people in Virginia had huge problems getting their tax returns out of Mo' Money last year. They lined up, but checks bounced. Police in Norfolk even had to control crowds. There were two offices in Richmond; one on Belt Boulevard, the other on Hull Street.

"I asked them not to send my preparations off and they did. They actually tried to send it three times," said Shusonya Whitaker last year.

The federal lawsuit is 53 pages long. It's to stop Mo' Money and its owners from operating.

SANDSTON, VA (WWBT)- The U.S. Postal Service says its plans to close the Norfolk plant, and bringing all that mail to Sandston for sorting will not mean new jobs.

Just two years ago, 12 Investigates uncovered problems with sorting at the Sandston plant.

Can the plant handle the increased work load?

Sandston opened in 2009. Soon after, mail from Charlottesville was thrown into the mix and the Sandston plant was instantly plagued by problems.

Magazines went undelivered for weeks even though they were already on news stands. Mail was stacked in baskets - untouched, and often miss-marked for delivery.

In the fall of 2011 - according to a postal audit - Sandston was considered the worst in the country for delaying your mail.