Realtor Pleads Guilty In Ventura Grand Theft Case
Realtor Pleads Guilty In Ventura Grand Theft Case
Gallegos is accused of telling victims that she was an accredited investor and accepted funds from six individuals. The victims turned over between $40,000 and $622,000. Victims did receive some of their money back but prosecutors say that the overall loss was about $1.2 million, none of which has been recovered. Gallegos is accused of using the funds to pay for personal items, including a truck that she purchased just one day after receiving an investment of $193,000. Gallegos faces more than 12 years behin bars.
If you've been accused of theft, grand theft, fraud or embezzlement, contact Ventura criminal defense attorney Robert Michael Helfend immediately. Mr. Helfend has more than 25 years' experience as a Ventura defense attorney and will fight aggressively on your behalf to get charges against you reduced or dropped.
Mr. Helfend will challenge the prosecution's case at every opportunity, and will work to secure your full release from charges. When that's not possible, he will work to ensure the best possible outcome for you. That may include reduced charges and reduced sentences, some of which may help you avoid jail time altogether. No attorney can promise to get charges against you dropped, but Robert Helfend will promise to fight aggressively for you throughout the judicial process. Contact Robert Helfend today for a free consultation on your Ventura grand theft case.
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