The Attorney General\u2019s Office has charged a woman who allegedly stole and conspired with other persons to steal and forge checks belonging to the Tinian Municipal Treasurer.<\/p>\n
Marla Cruz Sablan, 28, was charged with theft by failure to make required disposition of funds received and conspiracy.<\/p>\n
Sablan, a resident of Tinian, was summoned to appear and answer the charges in the CNMI Superior Court on Jan. 9 at 9am.<\/p>\n
Chief Prosecutor Kevin Lynch stated in the charging information that on July 22, 2008, Sablan purposely obtained Tinian Municipal Treasurer\u2019s check written to Pacific Telecom Inc. in the amount of $931.04.<\/p>\n
Lynch said that between February through July 2008 on Tinian, Sablan agreed with Donovan SN Borja and Leslie Ann SN Macaranas to facilitate the commission of forgery and theft of a check from the Tinian Municipal Treasurer to Three Way International Inc. for $213.<\/p>\n
No other details were given in court documents.<\/p>\n
In other court news, Lynch also filed charges against a resident of Tanapag who allegedly received stolen copper wire belonging to the CNMI government.<\/p>\n
Clarence Rabauliman Amirez, 29, was charged with receiving stolen property.<\/p>\n
Lynch said that on July 9, 2008 Amirez received and retained copper wires that belonged to the government, knowing it had been stolen.<\/p>\n
Amirez was summoned to appear and answer the charges in the Superior Court on Jan. 29 at 9am. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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