Saturday, July 18, 2015

ELECTION 2015: Why Won't Frank Pilleri clear his own name and show Solicitor Rumley the books?

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$33,000.00 not accounted for properly at
Medford Community Cablevision, Inc.

Seniors, parents and children are cheated out of public access, just as citizens were cheated out of sports in Medford.

Look at these stories of embezzlement and ask yourself why, during an election, Frank Pilleri, Harvey Alberg and Ron DeLucia won't say a word about the finances and meeting minutes of non-profit public charity Medford Community Cablevision, Inc.

They say they are as honest as the day is long, but why have they never backed up the lip service with documents?   

Now, 54 weeks after Mark Rumley, Medford City Solicitor, failed to hold Pilleri, Arthur Alan Deluca, Harvey Alberg and Ron DeLucia accountable, residents have no public access and only questions
about a fraudulent address on High Street, bizarre moves from Station Landing to Malden and Revere, and a dark, suspicious cloud over the head of the Tufts Health I.T. Sr. messaging manager.

Stay tuned as the investigation expands with new news in the next fourteen days.

 
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Paul Camuso was angry that his pals at TV3 Medford aren't still operating the station.

Camuso enjoyed unfettered access to the non-profit that was bashing Camuso's colleagues.

Can Camuso be held accountable?


What did Paul Camuso know and when did he know it?


...in other news:
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Davidson County nonprofit employee indicted for embezzlement

Wallingford worked as a case manager for Crisis Ministry of Davidson County.
From about April 2013 to April 2014, Wallingford stole more than $48,000, according to Gayle Whitehad, the group’s executive director.

“How could you do that?” Whitehead said. “High end restaurants… going out to eat, clothing stores, just things like that. She was living pretty high.”

Whitehead said that change in lifestyle prompted her to audit Wallingford.
On her first day of going through the expense reports, Whitehead said she found evidence that Wallingford had stolen $11,000.

“And I just kept finding more and more,” she said.

http://myfox8.com/2015/07/10/davidson-county-nonprofit-employee-indicted-for-embezzlement/

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Principal, Detroit non profit leader accused of $100,000 embezzlement

COO of Esperanza Detroit, principal of Western International High School face list of charges

  DETROIT -

The chief operating officer of a Detroit non profit and the principal of one of the schools it served are accused of teaming up to embezzle more than $100,000 from the organization.

The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office says Cecilia Zavala, COO of Esperanza Detroit, and Rudolfo Benevides-Diaz, principal of Western International High School in Detroit, embezzled the money between November 2011 and May 2014

http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/principal-detroit-non-profit-leader-accused-of-100000-embezzlement/33831314

Defenders: Charity embezzlement investigation

Published On: Jul 11 2014 06:33:59 PM EDT   Updated On: Jul 11 2014 06:38:41 PM EDT 
 Money that was supposed to be used for children in need instead went to a luxury car and lavish vacation.

Man charged with embezzling from nonprofit served on Waterford police force

 

MILWAUKEE — A former Town of Waterford police officer has been charged with embezzling from a Milwaukee nonprofit, allegedly in part while he was still on the police force.

Michael Geiger, 47, of Colgate, who was a Town of Waterford police officer from Jan. 4, 2006, to Sept. 18, 2009, has been charged with embezzlement as a party to a crime in connection to his term as potentate of the Tripoli Shrine Center, 3000 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee.

  http://journaltimes.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/man-charged-with-embezzling-from-nonprofit-served-on-waterford-police/article_638ae2ed-8508-5693-a8ef-e87497213cd0.html

 

Local

3 Former Executives Of Nonprofit Accused In Embezzlement Case Appear In Court

http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2015/07/08/3-executive-of-nonprofit-accused-of-embezzling-funds-appear-in-court/

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — Three former executives of a nonprofit in Los Angeles appeared in court Wednesday following an investigation that spanned four years.
The Chicana Service Action Center’s chief executive officer Sophia Esparza, chief financial officer Silvia Gutierrez, and Thomas Baiz, the vice president of corporate and government affairs, are accused of defrauding Los Angeles County out of $8.5 million.

 

Former Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, treasurer pleads guilty to embezzlement

http://wkzo.com/news/articles/2015/jul/13/former-harrisburg-pennsylvania-treasurer-pleads-guilty-to-embezzlement/

By David DeKok
HARRISBURG, Pa. (Reuters) - The former treasurer of Pennsylvania's financially troubled capital city of Harrisburg pleaded guilty on Monday to embezzling from two non-profit groups.
John Campbell, 27, who was elected in 2011 and resigned last year after his arrest, is expected to receive probation at his sentencing on Sept. 15, lawyers for both sides said.