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During that sentencing, Woodcock referred to Reyes as the “ringleader” of the trio, explaining that he had covered the travel expenses and provided the false identities used in the fraud.
The third defendant, Mickey Augusto Mejia-Rosario, 24, has pleaded guilty to the same charge and is scheduled to be sentenced next month.
Prosecutors said the trio had sought to defraud the big-box chain stores by opening store credit card accounts using driver’s license information belonging to deceased people.
They were arrested in Auburn on Nov. 26, 2019, by local police after failing to make purchases at self-checkout stations at the Home Depot store on Mount Auburn Avenue using recently obtained store credit.
Bronx man gets time-served for Maine Home Depot fraud scheme
Jeremy Francisco Pinales-Diaz involved in incident in Auburn store in 2019.
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PORTLAND A judge told a Bronx man who defrauded Home Depot stores in 2019 including in Auburn that his actions involving an identity-theft scheme were “shameful” and “immoral.”
Jeremy Pinales-Diaz of the Bronx, New York.
Androscoggin County Jail
But U.S. District Court Judge John A. Woodcock Jr. said Thursday that he would follow a recommendation by prosecutors and sentence Jeremy Francisco Pinales-Diaz, 24, to the one day in jail he’s already served plus three years of supervised release.
“This is not a mere shoplifting incident,” Woodcock told the defendant. It was “sophisticated” and “extraordinarily brazen,” he said.
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PORTLAND A judge told a Bronx man who defrauded Home Depot stores in 2019 including in Auburn that his actions involving an identity-theft scheme were “shameful” and “immoral.”
Jeremy Pinales-Diaz of the Bronx, New York.
Androscoggin County Jail
But U.S. District Court Judge John A. Woodcock Jr. said Thursday that he would follow a recommendation by prosecutors and sentence Jeremy Francisco Pinales-Diaz, 24, to the one day in jail he’s already served plus three years of supervised release.
“This is not a mere shoplifting incident,” Woodcock told the defendant. It was “sophisticated” and “extraordinarily brazen,” he said.
“I think what you did was shameful. I think it’s immoral and it’s illegal,” Woodcock said.
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