Second Article About Steven Frischling's Arrest!

A kickass FishFraud follower alerted us to yet another article about Steven Frischling's arrest. (It sure pays to live in a small community, doesn't it?)

http://www.norwichbulletin.com/communities/x437335206/Niantic-man-faces-larceny-forgery-charges#ixzz1OHlyeqt8

The Bulletin

Posted Jun 03, 2011 @ 11:28 PM

A Niantic man was charged with larceny and forgery after an investigation into allegations of embezzlement from a consulting company.

Steven E. Frischling, 35, of 49 Sea Breeze Ave., was charged with second-degree larceny and first-degree forgery after a yearlong investigation by detectives with the state police Eastern District Major Crime Squad at Troop E in Montville.

Police say Frischling was a consultant with Innovation Analysis Group and forged documents on a company invoice for personal gain. Frischling turned himself in to police Thursday.

Free on $25,000 non-surety bond, he is due for arraignment June 15 in New London Superior Court.

This one has more details. It basically confirms that he ripped off the IAG peeps through forgery, which explains the first-degree forgery charge.

We looked it up - in Connecticut, first-degree forgery and second-degree larceny are both Class C felonies. They have 1-10 year prison sentences plus $10,000 fine! Unsure if they carry a minimum sentence, but Frischling could be looking at prison time and a gigantic fine.

Not only that, what kind of work can you get once you're a convicted felon?

Can't wait for the mug shot!

Let's hope these small papers see this as the "Trial of the Century" and give lots of coverage.