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Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico (Yes thats in the United States)
Posts: 427
When are they going to arrest her?
So my mother-in-law owns her own realty business and had this secretary who has embezzled two hundred thousand dollars. They recieved the final amount a couple of months ago. Now it's been a year since this whole investigation and DA had started all this and yet this woman is still working for a mortgage company (nothing to do with mother-in-law's company). Last month they told my motherinlaw that they were going to arrest the former secretary.... Never happened. SO she called the DA and asked when they were going to arrest her they told her that they are having a hard time getting a grand jury. Now I figured after they found out her huge amount, they would arrest her right away, why haven't they? THey have not done anything, not even questioning the secretary, taking her in, NOTHING.
Now they live in a small town where authorities don't do much of what they are supposed to do, EVER. So what is going on? Why can't they arrest her now, I think that is enough to arrest her. Do they really need to have a grand jury together before they can arrest her? My motherinlaw wants to recieve her restitution eventually and the way these people are going she's never gonna get it. BTW I live in the US
Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico (Yes thats in the United States)
Posts: 427
Yes I DO understand the difference. She is pressing criminal charges. The DA promised my motherinlaw that the secretary will be in prison for atleast two years.
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