Malden woman pleads 'not guilty' to Three Rivers Community College transcript forgery

Daneille M. Feagin, 22, was charged in February after a Southeast admissions office employee noticed multiple problems on the submitted transcript authorities say was a forgery meant to look like a Three Rivers Community College document.

According to a sworn affidavit, the transcript had altered numbers, a font not typically used on Three Rivers' transcripts, no page numbering and no water mark.

The transcript also showed Feagin had received a 4.0 grade point average and 89 credit hours at Three Rivers, when she had really earned a 2.4 GPA and 37 credits, according to a statement from Marcia Fields, admissions director at community college, included in the afidavit.

Feagin told officers the transcript she sent to Southeast was accurate, even after she was shown a copy of her official Three Rivers transcript.

Recusing himself from the case, Syler transferred Feagin's case to Benjamin F. Lewis' court. His spouse, Syler said, works at Southeast.