forecast
eye cams

Small School District Fights To Keep CSCOPE 6/18/13
Voted Best Website
Wednesday Weather Update


cbs store
news

2 Guilty in South Texas Natural Gas Fraud Case 8/30/12

Associated Press
August 30, 2012

SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Prosecutors in South Texas say a second man has pleaded guilty in a nearly $625,000 fraud case targeting a natural gas company.

The San Antonio Express-News (bit.ly/PuQWQR) reports Jeff Clark and Daniel "Sam" Chance will be sentenced later this year. They face possible 20-year prison terms plus making restitution.

Clark, who worked for Denver-based DCP Midstream LP, pleaded guilty Wednesday to wire fraud. Chance in June pleaded guilty to conspiracy to launder money.

The FBI in San Antonio says Clark in 2010 was a contract right-of-way damages agent for DCP and had a company checkbook. Prosecutors say Clark used company money to buy cattle, fix his barn and purchase a truck. Chance was accused of helping launder the funds.

DCP spokeswoman Roz Elliott said the company was seeking civil damages.