Cape Cod filmmaker, Daniel Adams, has been indicted on fraud charges stemming from $4.7 million in film tax credits that he is accused of defrauding from the state. Adams received that money while filming two separate movies in Cape Cod.

A grand jury indicted Adams on several charges including larceny over $250 and making a false claim against the state. He is said to have stated exaggerated expenses for the two movies, ” The Golden Boys,” and “The Lightkeepers.” These false claims allowed him to collect an additional $4.7 million in tax credits.

Adams is being held on $100,000 cash bail.

If you have been accused of fraud, you need experienced representation on your side. Please contact the Cape Cod theft and fraud lawyer, James Powderly by calling 508-343-0676 today.

A 22-year-old who was charged with robbing the Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank is being held on $25,000 cash bail.

According to reports, the alleged robber entered the building with a note saying that he had a bomb and that this was a robbery. He slipped the note to a teller when he approached the area. He was arrested three days later after police recognized him from the surveillance videos at the bank.

The suspect has been arrested numerous times in the past on charges spanning from drug possession to attempted robbery. He will be in court on December 9 to deal with a drug possession charge and on December 12 he will once again appear in court to discuss the burglary case.

If you have been charged with theft, you need experienced representation on your side. Please contact the Cape Cod theft and fraud attorney, James Powderly by calling 508-343-0676 today.

A Cape Cod teenager has been arrested on charges including theft and possession of heroin. The teenager was on probation for selling drugs during the time of his arrest.

The 19-year-old is considered to be a ring leader in a burglary attempt on a salon in the area. He faces violation of probation charges as well and the judge in his case is considering renewing a one-year jail sentence that was put aside in his previous hearing.

The teenager has a previous arrest record including two counts of driving while intoxicated and dealing prescription drugs. The bail in his most current arrest is set at $5,000 and if it is met the judge will issue a curfew for the 19-year-old.

If you have been charged with theft or fraud, you need experienced representation on your side. Please contact the Cape Cod theft and fraud attorney, James Powderly by calling 508-343-0676 today.

Three employees of the Steamship Authority, SSA, have been fired due to allegations of theft. Two of the employees were parking lot attendants and the other a cashier for the company.

The Palmer Avenue lot in Falmouth, Massachusetts is where the foul play took place. The employees are accused of stealing money through parking lot tickets at the lot. It is expected that this has been going on for a number of years. SSA has no tolerance for theft in their company.

An investigation of these charges is still underway and at this time no further details of the actual scheme can be released to the public.

If you or someone you know has been charged with theft, please contact the Cape Cod theft and fraud attorney, James Powderly by calling 508-343-0676 today.