(WSB Radio)  The Sprayberry High School cheerleader, accused of stealing from children, has bonded out of jail.

17 year old Chelsea Steele had been in the Cobb County jail since Saturday.  That's when she was arrested and charged with robbery and underage possession of alcohol. 

According to investigators, Steele stole $147 from kids at a community pool in Marietta on Friday. 

The children, one of whom was in a wheelchair, were selling Fourth of July gear, such as t-shirts and hats, to earn money for the summer and help out.their father's embroidery business.

According to police, Steele approached the kids, started a conversation with the father of two of the children, then, when the man left, took the cash and ran.  She then got into a car and drove off.  Three other teenage girls were in that car with Steele.  Police have not yet decided whether to charge the other teens.

"To think that she could get away with that, with all the parent sitting there, it just blows my mind," says Joseph Green, the father of two of the victims. 

Steele has issued an apology through her attorney, but Green will have none of it.

"To be honest, that does nothing for me," he says.  "Anybody is going to say anything to get out of jail."

Green says Steele's mother has contacted him by way of e-mail, offering to repay the stolen money if the charges against her daughter were dropped.  He has not responded. 

"I want a lesson learned," Green says.  "Everyday I'm getting angrier about it, thinking my girls were taken advantage of."