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| _________::::___#265 - September 25, 2006________________ |
| #265 Updated: 9/24/06 8:37 p.m. 09/25/06 Ex-bookkeeper accused of embezzlement to be charged The Marin County district attorney plans to file charges Monday against a former bookkeeper for San Rafael who was arrested Thursday on suspicion of embezzlement, authorities said today. 09/25/06 Former Muskegon CPA sentenced on embezzlement charges Greater Muskegon Catholic School officials said they trusted Dan Korson 09/25/06 Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce treasurer charged with embezzlement The treasurer of the Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce has been indicted for embezzling more than $10,000 in chamber funds, according to the Maury County district attorney general’s office. 09/25/06 Embezzlement stuns Hartsel The bookkeeper and secretary for the Hartsel Fire Protection District confessed on Sept. 8 to transferring $97,000 from the district's general fund to her own personal account, according to a press release from the district. 09/25/06 County has new hotline for reporting fraud Line installed so residents can report waste, fraud or mismanagement of county tax dollars 09/25/06 Former Bend Woman Pleads Guilty To Securities Fraud Phyllis Marks Rich, former Chief Operating Officer of Pac Equities, Inc., pleaded guilty Tuesday before US District Judge Michael Hogan to conspiracy to commit securities fraud and to filing a false tax return. 09/25/06 DA unveils real estate fraud prevention plan On Oct. 6, the newly formed Ventura County Real Estate Fraud Advisory Team, or REFAT, will premiere its new video on real estate fraud, “Predatory Practices.” 09/25/06 One-in-three workers won’t stay with unethical company Whether a company acts ethically is a significant factor in the average American's willingness to work for an employer, according to independent research conducted by LRN, a leading provider of governance, ethics and compliance management applications and services. |