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Criminal tax fraud

Ex-Employee Convicted Of Stealing $100K In Items From Pharmacy In Brewster Ex-Employee Convicted Of Stealing $100K In Items From Pharmacy In Brewster
Ex-Employee Convicted Of Stealing $100K In Items From Pharmacy In Brewster A man who was the manager of an area pharmacy was convicted of stealing more than $100,000 in diabetic test strips over two years. Orange County resident Aatif Khan, of Newburgh, will be sentenced on Tuesday, Oct. 27, for selling strips that he obtained at JNR Pharmacy in Brewster throughout the country. In addition to the felony charge of second-degree grand larceny, which can be punished by a maximum of 15 years in prison, Khan was slapped with a fourth-degree criminal tax fraud charge, as he failed to report any of his stolen income. In total, Khan could face up to 19 years in priso…
Former Employees Charged With Stealing From New Rochelle Auto Dealership Former Employees Charged With Stealing From New Rochelle Auto Dealership
Former Employees Charged With Stealing From New Rochelle Auto Dealership Employees from Long Island and Westchester working at a New Rochelle auto dealership are facing charges for alleged fraudulent auto crimes scheme involving a New Rochelle car dealership, the District Attorney’s Office announced. Nassau County resident James Castellano, of Valley Stream, and Westchester resident Israel Viloria, of New Rochelle, were indicted in Westchester for alleged crimes at the New Rochelle Hyundai LLC car dealership. Specifically, both men were charged with two counts of second-degree grand larceny and one count of a scheme to defraud. Castellano was additionally charge…
Carmel Couple Stole Over $50K By Fraudulently Billing In Area, Police Say Carmel Couple Stole Over $50K By Fraudulently Billing In Area, Police Say
Carmel Couple Stole Over $50K By Fraudulently Billing In Area, Police Say A husband and wife who owned a Mahopac towing company have been arrested for allegedly stealing more than $50,000 by overcharging customers. New York State Police from the Hawthorne barracks arrested Frank Inzano, 47, and Shannon Inzano, 42, both of Carmel, on Tuesday, May 21 and charged them with attempted criminal possession of a weapon, grand larceny, offer to file a false instrument, and criminal tax fraud, said New York State Trooper AJ Hicks. The duo, who owned Top Notch Towing in Mahopac, became the target of an investigation after a complaint was received regarding the business bill…