Property Manager To Be Sentenced For Ventura Grand Theft
Property Manager To Be Sentenced For Ventura Grand Theft
Brenon admitted to taking more than $150,000, but is believed to have stolen more than $400,000 in the period between 1998 and 2004. Brenon admitted writing checks from the association to herself and to her employer, Dahl Davis Property Management. She also had the association and a second organization write checks to Reynaldo Bernabe, a friend of hers, falsely claiming that Bernabe was a contractor. Bernabe pleaded guilty in June 2007 to grand theft and was sentenced to one year in jail and five years' probation.
If you've been arrested for grand theft, fraud, embezzlement or another workplace crime, Ventura criminal defense attorney Robert Michael Helfend can help you create a successful criminal defense.
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