Robert Page of Massachusetts has been sentenced in connection with a case that involved the theft of credit cards and arrests at a Town and Country health club.
A Massachusetts man was sentenced Wednesday to five years in prison for a credit-card fraud case investigated by the Town and Country Police Department, the Clayton Police Department and the U.S. Secret Service. (Read Previous Story: Men Sentenced For Credit Card Fraud From Town and Country Arrest) The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Missouri made the announcement in a news release. Robert Page, 48, also will have to pay $38,000 in restitution. The Fall River, MA, resident is suspected of having traveled to St. Louis several times in 2010 to take credit cards from health club lockers, court documents referenced in the release state. He pleaded guilty to credit card fraud and conspiracy to commit credit card fraud in …
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Two Massachusetts men arrested at Town and Country's Wellbridge Athletic Club for credit card fraud were sentenced in federal court Wednesday, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Two Massachusetts men arrested at Town and Country's Wellbridge Athletic Club in February for credit card fraud were sentenced in federal court Wednesday, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. (Read Previous Story: Two Arrested For Credit Card Fraud After Spotted in Town and Country Athletic Club) Jonathan Vendituoli, 55, of Swansea, Mass. and Kevin Cooney, 54, of Belmont, Mass. both pled guilty in April to credit card fraud and conspiracy to commit credit card fraud, stated the U.S. Attorneys Office in a news release. Police said the men are suspected of breaking into lockers at Wellbridge Athletic Club and Spa in Clayton, among other locations, and taking credit cards to purchase cameras, computer gear and other electronics, court …
David
10:41 pm on Wednesday, September 7, 2011
The sentence was much to severe. With a sentence that is for 5-7 years there should be no restitution. Appeal the case. more ›