Brooklyn lawyer Steven T. Rondos has been charged with stealing more than $4 million from guardianship bank accounts he supervised for incapacitated elderly people and children. A court spokesman acknowledged that some of the thefts "should have been caught earlier" and reported that "a handful" of examiners assigned to monitor guardians' accounts had been asked to resign. The DA's office says Rondos used a large part of the money for a home mortgage and improvements, including kitchen renovations and a home theater.
January 29, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A Brooklyn lawyer has been charged with stealing more than $4 million between 2001 and 2008 from guardianship bank accounts he supervised for incapacitated elderly people and children.
Steven T. Rondos, 44, and his law firm, Raia & Rondos in Brooklyn, have been indicted for money laundering, grand larceny, a scheme to defraud and offering a false instrument for filing, Manhattan District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau said in a statement.
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