Under the program, if she completes three years of probation and conditions outlined by Judge Christopher Gee, the charges would be dismissed. Among the conditions were paying $16,830 restitution, following a curfew and completing an intervention program for gambling and other issues as outlined by a psychologist.
Gilmore was accused of stealing lottery tickets and money from the South Dorset Road business between June 2013 and March 2014.
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