(USA) Donald E. White, a 44-year-old Raymondville man, allegedly sold more than $140,000 worth of copper and brass parts from the Newton Falls Fine Papers storeroom in Newton Falls. The problem was, he was not the company’s financial advisor, he was a mill worker who, according to state police investigators, had been systematically stealing truckloads of the metal from the company over a period of several months.
White, along with a coterie of other facilitators who worked at the mill, are now facing criminal charges. White was charged with third-degree grand larceny for allegedly stealing heavy-duty copper wire and pump parts from a storage room at the mill.
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White, along with a coterie of other facilitators who worked at the mill, are now facing criminal charges. White was charged with third-degree grand larceny for allegedly stealing heavy-duty copper wire and pump parts from a storage room at the mill.
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