A Mansfield man pleaded not guilty to charges of embezzlement from his employer, Marlborough's Marriot Residence Inn. Timothy Thursby was arrested on February 4th on a single charge of larceny over $250 by single scheme and falsifying and/or omitting entries in the hotel's record books.
Police allege that Thursby embezzled $80,000 from the hotel by issuing false credits to different customers from the hotel, and then crediting the money to his own debit account. According to court records, the hotel's front-office manager found more than 30 credits to the care totaling more than $60,000. After a search warranted was issued to investigate Thursby's bank records, police detectives found over 70 credits had been charged to the card since March 2008, totaling about $80,000.
Typically larceny charges are divided into two categories. Larceny under $250.00 and larceny over $250.00.
A larceny charge under $250.00 is considered a misdemeanor offense, but can have serious consequences. Larceny over $ 250.00 is a felony offense.
If you've been charged with larceny or embezzlement, call Attorney Michael DelSignore immediately. He has successfully handled numerous larceny matters and can help you successfully defend yourself against any charges of larceny or theft of property.
