Detroit, MI, September 10, 2026 — The Westland Meteors youth football program is engaged in efforts to recover approximately $6,000 that was allegedly embezzled by an individual identified as the former president of its booster club.

The program, which supports over 100 young athletes in Westland, is reportedly seeking the restitution of these funds. The alleged embezzlement has led to legal proceedings against the former booster club president, Randy Allen-Curtis Mason.

Court records indicate that Randy Allen-Curtis Mason is currently sought on a bench warrant. This warrant was issued after he reportedly failed to appear for scheduled court dates concerning felony embezzlement charges. The specific dates of these missed court appearances were not provided.

Officials for the Westland Meteors program have stated that the organization is actively conducting fundraising activities to compensate for the financial shortfall caused by the alleged theft. The full extent of the funds raised to date was not disclosed.

The charges against Mr. Mason are felony embezzlement. Information regarding the exact timeline of the alleged embezzlement, the specific financial instruments or accounts involved, or the dates when the alleged embezzlement was discovered was not immediately available. Similarly, details regarding the contractor’s name or specific locations within Westland where the program operates were not provided in the available information.

The Westland Meteors youth football program aims to provide athletic opportunities for young participants. The current situation is focused on financial recovery and addressing the legal process initiated against the former booster club president.


Story summarized from the original created by Brett Kast on www.wxyz.com, see more information here.

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