The city of Cupertino, located in the US state of California, has become a very popular destination as it is also home to Apple Park, the main headquarters of Apple. However, journalists began to have an ear for the Cupertino prosecutors. Because the news that a former employee of Tim Cook turned out to be a qualified fraud became the agenda in this way.
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According to the statement made by the office of Cupertino city prosecutor Stephanie Hinds, the crimes committed by 52-year-old former Apple employee Dhirendra Prasad, who lives in Mountain House, do not stop. She is said to have defrauded even Apple alone for $10 million.
Prasad is charged with tax evasion, aiding an accomplice in tax evasion, conspiracy, telephone mail fraud, and laundering proceeds of the fraud, according to the allegations presented to the court by Stephanie Hinds.
Dhirendra Prasad, now 52 years old, started working at Apple in 2008 at the age of 38. She left her job in 2018 after working for exactly 10 years. During this time she was working as the company’s Global Service Supply Chain Buyer.
According to filings submitted to California courts, Cupertino prosecutors, notably Stephanie Hinds, said Prasad acted with multiple schemes to defraud Apple, including getting kickbacks, stealing parts, and causing the company to pay for products and services it never received. He says that he committed corruption in excess of 10 million dollars in the process.
In addition, it is stated that Prasad sometimes cooperated with Robert Gary Hansen and Don M. Baker, whose names were mentioned in other corruption cases, and laundered both his own and their stolen money. It is also shared that at the moment, Prasad’s $5 million property has been confiscated.
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