
After his restitution-for-probation deal collapsed, others came for Bachar’s $174,370. Three judges will decide who gets it.
After his restitution-for-probation deal collapsed, others came for Bachar’s $174,370. Three judges will decide who gets it.
“Many in our community steal much less and go to prison,” Judge Eric Johnson said. The case will instead move ahead to trial.
The admitted thief faces up to a dozen years in prison for taking $125,000 of a longtime friend’s money.
A judge has told the admitted thief to repay a retired energy consultant who loaned him money more than a decade ago.
A disbarred lawyer who struck a deal with prosecutors, a developer accused of misleading investors, and more.
The 57-year-old disbarred lawyer will get probation instead of prison time if he pays $175,000 in restitution in January.
Bachar’s public defender told a Denver judge that he is likely to reach a plea agreement with prosecutors.
Prosecutors agreed to put off his arraignment to give him more time to raise $175,000 in restitution. Two other cases call into question his ability to do so.
A judge ruled that the accused fraudster will be disbarred Aug. 1, the same day he is scheduled to be arraigned.
DaVita won a $700,000 judgment last year against Bachar, who allegedly pocketed the money DaVita paid him for masks in 2020. It claims he still hasn’t paid up.
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