WASHINGTON PARK, Ill. (AP) — A former Washington Park clerk jailed for stealing $300,000 from the southwestern Illinois village may have committed a parole violation, prosecutors say. Sixty-year-old Linda Connor is free on supervised release after serving a three-year sentence for embezzlement. She also worked as Washington Park’s treasurer and as an assistant to the village mayor. The Belleville News-Democrat reports federal prosecutors say Connor violated parole by obtaining a personal credit card account without approval. She’s scheduled to return to U.S. District Court on May 29. Connor was ordered to pay nearly $430,000 in restitution for filing a false federal tax return and misusing federal grants. The embezzled money led to sizable debts in an employee pension plan and led the village to declare bankruptcy in 2009.