Son of Yakima Paving Mogul Faces Charges in Sales Ploy [Derived Headline]
Yakima Herald-Republic › October 13, 2010
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YAKIMA, Wash. -- Alan DeAtley, the estranged son of Yakima asphalt paving magnate and philanthropist Al DeAtley, made his first appearance Monday in Yakima County Superior Court stemming from a fraudulent scheme to sell tax credits in Colorado.
The younger DeAtley, 54, is accused of selling more than $1 million in conservation tax credits that did not exist. He and two alleged conspirators were indicted Friday by a Denver grand jury. Of the three, DeAtley faces by far the most charges -- 25 in all, including violating Colorado's Organized Crime Control Act, conspiracy to commit theft, conspiracy to commit forgery, theft, 15 counts of forgery and four counts of tax evasion.See the full content of this document
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Son of Yakima Paving Mogul Faces Charges in Sales Ploy [Derived Headline]
Arraignment is scheduled for Wednesday. DeAtley is being held in the Yakima County jail; bond has...
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