The former NYE County Captain pleads guilty in fraud, a violation of civil rights

Nye County, Nev. (Colo) – The former captain of the Sheriff District of New -York has been guilty of charging fraud and civil rights violations.

44-year-old David E Borukhovitz has found his guilt in violation of the civil rights of the former CEO of the Association of the Electric Valley.

According to DOJ, or on February 26, 2019, Borukhovitz was a sheriff’s deputy office, and acknowledged that, acting in the color of the law, he arrested Angela Evans for no probable reason for stealing.

Doj says that when he arrested, he deliberately deprived Evans about her rights in accordance with the fourth amendment.

Borukhovitz also acknowledged that at about the same date he developed a scheme of deception of the board of directors of the WAA about a place in the board. As part of the scheme, he placed a press release that announced the arrest of Evans.

He pleaded guilty of one of the calculations of deprivation and one calculation of fraud with wire and will be convicted on June 10. He is threatened with a maximum of 21 years of imprisonment.

“It is the duty of all law enforcement agencies to protect and maintain the community,” said US Prosecutor Sue Fabtagi Acting in Nevada. “Instead, the defendant broke his oath and abused him. We will continue to cooperate with the FBI to protect the constitutional rights of all persons and ensure that those who violate public trust are responsible for their actions. “

“Law enforcement officers are granted specific powers to protect the public and prevent violations,” said a special agent, responsible Spencer L. Evans for the FBI Las -Vegas department. “When people in official roles betray their communities through abuse of this authorities, they compromise the efforts of all law enforcement workers. No person exceeds the law, and the FBI remains a devoted investigation into the abuse of power in accordance with the color of the law as one of our primary duties. “