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BOSTON (AP) — Lukas Reichel had a goal and an assist in his Boston debut, Jeremy Swayman made 22 saves and the Bruins beat the Winnipeg Jets 6-1 on Thursday night to end a two-game losing streak.

David Pastrnak scored his 27th goal of the season and had an assist. Viktor Arvidsson and Pavel Vacha also each had a goal and assist, and Fraser Minten and Jonathan Aspirot added late goals.

Fighting for one of the final Eastern Conference playoff spots, the Bruins finished in regulation for only the second time in seven games. They were coming off overtime losses at New Jersey on Monday night and Montreal on Tuesday night.

Jonathan Toews ended Swayman’s shutout bid on a tip-in at 5:38 of the third. Connor Hellebuyck stopped 22 shots for Winnipeg.

Reichel came to Boston from Vancouver at the trade deadline and was recalled from Providence of the American Hockey League on Wednesday.

The 23-year-old German winger Reichel made it 2-0 at 6:23 of the second period. Hellebuyck misplayed the puck behind the net on a wraparound, inadvertently knocking it out front for Reichel to swat in.

Pastrnak opened the scoring with 5:08 left in the first. He got the puck back off his own rebound, moved to the front and fired in a wrister.

Arvidsson knocked in a backhander off a scramble with 1:44 remaining in the second, and Zacha scored at 3:15 of the third.

After Toews put Winnipeg on the board, Minten had a tip-in with 4:08 left and Aspirot capped the scoring with 1:42 to go.

The Jets opened a three-game trip after an eight-game homestand.

Jets: At Pittsburgh on Saturday.

Bruins: At Detroit on Saturday night.

A Hempfield woman is facing felony theft charges after detectives accuse her of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from a parent-teacher organization fund to use for her own personal gain.

An investigation into the Fort Allen Elementary PTO began in early March after a complaint was filed that there was a shortage of funds within the group’s checking account.

Detectives say Darshanna Truss, the PTO treasurer, pocketed $46,000 from the organization over a span of nearly two years.  

“Detectives reviewed the financial records and discovered that between July 1, 2023 to present, Truss was issued 48 checks totaling $28,400 and 30 checks issued to ‘cash’ totaling $17,600. The checks issued directly to Truss were deposited into her personal bank accounts via mobile deposit,” according to investigating Detective Ray Dupilka.

Truss has been the PTO treasurer since 2023, according to the Westmoreland County District Attorney’s Office.

“This is an isolated incident. This is not reflective of our school community, our school district, or anything pertaining to our children or staff,” said Dr. Mark Holtzman, the Hempfield Area School District superintendent. 

Holtzman said while the district has no direct oversight over PTO groups, the board will ensure no student was affected by Truss’ actions.

“We’re going to supplement any changes financially that are any experiences that are necessary,” Holtzman said. “The experience for children in that school will remain the same until the PTO can kind of get back on their feet.”

The PTO provides support to students and teachers at Fort Allen Elementary by sponsoring and organizing events, field trips, enrichment programs and other educational activities. 

Hotlzman said that despite the incident, students need support.

“We need people to rally around the children, the school, the principal, the district, to help right the wrong,” Holtzman said. 

The Fort Allen PTO president released a statement to KDKA saying, “I’m grateful for those investigating this matter and trust the process will be handled thoroughly and fairly. Rebuilding trust within our community and strengthening this organization will take time and effort. That is where the focus is. I’m grateful for the many people who have offered to help in different ways and I believe the PTO’s best days are yet to come.”

According to the Westmoreland County District Attorney’s Office, “Prior to speaking to detectives about the allegations, Truss admitted to providing Fort Allen Elementary school with a $10,000 cashier’s check to be used toward ongoing PTO operations.”

Detectives issued a warrant for Truss’ arrest on Thursday.