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$189K Scheme: Employee Defrauds Boss Over Year In Putnam County, Police Say $189K Scheme: Employee Defrauds Boss Over Year In Putnam County, Police Say
$189K Scheme: Employee Defrauds Boss Over Year In Putnam County, Police Say A Hudson Valley man faces grand larceny charges after allegedly defrauding his employer out of nearly $190,000 over the course of a year, police said.  Dutchess County resident Walter Alex Munoz, age 46, of Beacon, was arrested on Monday, June 12 after allegedly stealing $189,000 from his Putnam County employer over a year-long period, according to the Putnam County Sheriff's Office.  The arrest stemmed from a complaint from a Philipstown business owner made to the Sheriff's Office on Thursday, June 1, in which he told authorities that he had noticed transaction anomalies in …

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by Ben Crnic
Police & Fire
Woman Accused Of Stealing $140K From Employer In Area, State Police Say Woman Accused Of Stealing $140K From Employer In Area, State Police Say
Woman Accused Of Stealing $140K From Employer In Area, State Police Say A woman working as an assistant in an office overseeing payroll and bookkeeping allegedly stole over $140,000 from her former employer and tampered with their website after she was terminated, according to state police.  Samantha E. Manetta of Red Hook, 31, was charged on Tuesday, Oct. 6 with the felonies of second-degree grand larceny and second-degree computer tampering.  Manetta will be sentenced in November in the town of Rhinebeck Court.

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by Christina Coulter
News
Hudson Valley Man, 25, Charged With Stealing Employer's Data, Costing $183K Hudson Valley Man, 25, Charged With Stealing Employer's Data, Costing $183K
Hudson Valley Man, 25, Charged With Stealing Employer's Data, Costing $183K A 25-year-old Westchester County web developer is facing multiple felony charges for allegedly stealing digital data from his former New Rochelle employer to create his own company, costing his former employer nearly $200,000. Westchester County District Attorney Anthony Scarpino, Jr. announced on Friday that New Rochelle resident Nial Yusupov has been arraigned on one count of grand larceny, computer tampering and unlawful duplication of computer related material - all felonies - for an alleged scheme he worked up while employed by a New Rochelle-based chemical distribution company. Accord…

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by Zak Failla