Gravesend bookkeeper, two accomplices, indicted for stealing more than $1.M through fake payroll and check-cashing scheme
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Eric Gonzalez, Brooklyn District Attorney, announced the indictment of three individuals involved in a scheme that defrauded a former realty company out of more than $1.1 million. The bookkeeper, Maya Roytlender, and two accomplices, Ihor Dubno and Michael James, allegedly created fake jobs and inflated salaries to issue fraudulent payroll checks. These checks were deposited into their accounts and used for personal expenses and debts. Gonzalez emphasized the need for accountability, as the defendants were charged with grand larceny and are scheduled for court appearances in 2025.
Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez announced that a bookkeeper along with two accomplices were indicted for stealing over $1.1 million through fraudulent payroll schemes.
The defendants are accused of exploiting trust and fabricating work arrangements to siphon off money intended for legitimate business operations, covering personal debts.
Read at Brooklyn Eagle
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