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A Union City financial adviser is headed to federal prison for a plea-bargained 27 months for stealing more than $450,000 from mostly elderly, Spanish-speaking clients.
Ramon Herrera, 37, persuaded unwitting more than three dozen clients to sign blank withdrawal slips, which he then filled out to pull cash from their accounts in the form of cashier’s checks, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael A. Honig said.
Herrera then applied the checks to accounts that he and a family member controlled, she said.
Herrera took a deal from the government pleading guilty to wire fraud rather than go to trial after the FBI caught onto him.