2nd Arrest Made in Rome Electric Works Fraud Case
Tony Potts
03-10-2010
William Hunter Hackworth, 55, of Ringgold, was arrested this week
and charged with felony theft by deception. Hackworth allegedly
took over $100,000 over a two year period from Rome Electric
Motor Works. The warrant said that he facilitated and received
fraudulent payments `for which no goods or services were received.`
Hackworth is the second man to get arrested last week for allegedly
defrauding Rome Electric Motor Works. Mark Anthony Vaughn, 44, of Rome
was arrested for making monthly payments to himself of more than
$500, for a total of $100,000.
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