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MAN CHARGED WITH STEALING MORE THAN $120,000 FROM NONPROFIT
The Associated Press State & Local Wire
CAMBRIDGE Mass.
November 29, 2007 Thursday 6:33 PM GMT
A Burlington man faces charges that he stole more than $120,000 from
a nonprofit youth organization where he was a volunteer.
A Middlesex grand jury has indicted 49-year-old Raffi Donoyan on two
counts of larceny over $250.
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley's office is prosecuting
the case, and announced the charges Thursday.
Starting in 2003, Donoyan was athletic director and a board member for
more than two years at a Watertown-based nonprofit called Homenetmen
Eastern Region. The organization serves Armenian youth, offering
scouting and athletic activities.
Coakley says investigators found Donoyan stole more than $120,000 by
making cash withdrawals from the organization's account, and then
writing checks to himself. Donoyan is scheduled to be arraigned on
December 5.
A phone message left at a Burlington phone number listed under
Donoyan's name was not immediately returned.
The Associated Press State & Local Wire
CAMBRIDGE Mass.
November 29, 2007 Thursday 6:33 PM GMT
A Burlington man faces charges that he stole more than $120,000 from
a nonprofit youth organization where he was a volunteer.
A Middlesex grand jury has indicted 49-year-old Raffi Donoyan on two
counts of larceny over $250.
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley's office is prosecuting
the case, and announced the charges Thursday.
Starting in 2003, Donoyan was athletic director and a board member for
more than two years at a Watertown-based nonprofit called Homenetmen
Eastern Region. The organization serves Armenian youth, offering
scouting and athletic activities.
Coakley says investigators found Donoyan stole more than $120,000 by
making cash withdrawals from the organization's account, and then
writing checks to himself. Donoyan is scheduled to be arraigned on
December 5.
A phone message left at a Burlington phone number listed under
Donoyan's name was not immediately returned.