Former SF SAFE Director Charged with 34 Felonies for Misusing Over $700K in Public Funds

Kyra Worthy allegedly embezzled money for personal expenses and lavish events, leading to the nonprofit's closure.

Kyra Worthy, ex-director of SF SAFE, faces charges including misappropriation of public money and wage theft.
The alleged theft and mismanagement involved over $700,000, impacting the nonprofit's ability to operate.
Worthy reportedly used funds for personal expenses, including rent and healthcare for her parents.
Lavish spending included $20,000 on desserts, $19,000 on a petting zoo, and $7,000 on luxury restrooms.
The nonprofit, which aimed to enhance public safety, was forced to shut down in January 2024 due to financial losses.