Former SerVaas Laboratories employee sentenced in $772K fraud case

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3 thoughts on “Former SerVaas Laboratories employee sentenced in $772K fraud case

  1. Restitution orders are worthless and never completed…I was a victim of a 5 k cash Burglary plus other personal property including a safe and the two African American subjects were caught , tried and convicted…Subjects originally got probation plus restitution and then violated probation and went to jail..With my cash two used autos were purchased… These autos were impounded by the Indianapolis Police Dept and kept as evidence..This order for restitution was approximately 35 years ago and NO MONEY OR CONTACT INCLUDING FOLLOW UP FROM PROSECUTOR ETC…i CHECKED ON STATUS APPROXIMATELY 5 YEARS OR SO AFTER ORDER AND WAS ADVISED THAT NO FOLLOW UP IS DONE BY THE COURT OR PROSECUTOR… Only penal if any side effect is the judgement is entered and if ever a mortgage or other credit is pursued by the subjects then payment of the judgement may be required but not guaranteed..Apparently the police sold the cars purchased with the stolen money and kept the dollars as nothing was ever received or heard from authorities…RESTITUTION IS A FOR THE PRESS COURT ORDER WITH NO BENEFICIAL RESULTS…A STUDY OF ALL THE RESTITUTION ORDERS NEEDS TO EXIST AND THE FINDINGS WILL SUGGEST THE PUNISHMENT IS FOR THE PUBLIC ONLY AND NO CREDIBLE RESULTS !!!

    1. Good insight Jim. That is an extreme flaw in our legal system. You should have received the proceeds from the sale of those cars.

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