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This helps explain what happened, though has an error. The county had a diversion program. The business had to try to cash the check 2X, then could take it to the program. The check writer would be charged. Prosecution only comes if they don’t make right https://twitter.com/fliedgaff/status/1258800115831107584?s=21 …https://twitter.com/FliedGaff/status/1258800115831107584 …
Tara’s attorney says she paid this off and the charges were dropped, which is generally what would happen with a bounced check charge. Probably some fees thrown in there.
The error in that above person’s post, if you read the program description, is that the person would only be *prosecuted* — not charged — if they didn’t make right. The charge is what gets you into the program. Same with drug courts, you get charged but then not prosecuted.
So NOT a conspiracy theory, as you claimed last night Ryan?!!!!
#Fraud
Tick tock....
I worked in consumer banking for over a decade. I never heard of anyone getting charged with fraud for a bounced check, or even multiple bounced checks, banks love to charge overdraft fees! This was repeated check kiting most likely.
I thought the same
When did you join the defense team, Ryan?
He wants his Noble Prize!!
If you accidentally bounce a check and then pay it off right away there's never a criminal charge. It takes a while to get to the criminal charge point. I'd say at least six months or longer.
I'm following you. This was very interesting. Ty
You should really really REALLY think about what you’re doing here Grim. Do you plan on having a career in 3 weeks? 
#idontbelievetara
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