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GRABASKAS TO BE SENTENCED TODAY IN FORGERY CASE

GRABASKAS TO BE SENTENCED TODAY IN FORGERY CASE By Hometown1 Jun 10, 2021 | 4:05 AM In Indiana County Court today, the former chief operating officer of Phoenix Rehabilitation Health Services will be sentenced for stealing funds from the company over a 20-month period between January of 2016 and August of 2017. At a non-jury trial in April, Senior Judge William Martin found 57-year-old Peter Paul Grabaskas guilty of forgery and unsworn falsification to authorities, and not guilty of theft by deception. Grabaskas was fired by Phoenix in 2017 when he refused to repay a $250,000 loan from the company CEO, David Watson.  After his dismissal, Grabaskas left Indiana County and became CEO of Ocean State Healthcare in Rhode Island.  Phoenix then found evidence that he had used the corporate credit card to ring up $138,590 worth of charges between January of 2016 and August of 2017.

JUDGE SENTENCES FORMER CLYMER MAN FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT

HEARING TODAY FOR CHARLES COOK S ATTEMPT TO MODIFY SENTENCE

Indiana, PA / WDAD AM1450 & 100.3FM Mar 2, 2021 4:14 AM Senior Judge William Martin will preside over a hearing today on a post-sentence motion by Charles Cook, the 65-year-old drifter acquitted last October of the 1991 shooting death of Myrtle McGill of Indiana, but convicted in a separate case for using the telephones while incarcerated at the Indiana County Jail to arrange drug deliveries with his girlfriend. Cook pleaded no contest to five of seven counts against him for criminal use of a communication facility.  Judge Martin, who was then president judge of Indiana County prior to his retirement, sentenced Cook to three to seven years in state prison for each count, with two counts running consecutively and the other three concurrently.  That adds up to a total of six to fourteen years in prison.

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