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Cleveland Theater group for the deaf repaid after theft | Metro - cleveland.com - cleveland.com
The family of a man accused of stealing from a Cleveland-based theater company that adapts plays for hearing-impaired children repaid the company last week.
Sign Stage on Tour was repaid a week after The Plain Dealer ran a story about the theft.
James R. Jones III, 27, of East Cleveland racked up nearly $4,000 on company credit cards, according to a warrant accusing him of aggravated theft. It was unclear Wednesday whether Jones has been arrested on the warrant.
While serving as the stage manager for the company, Jones used the company's credit cards for personal purchases to places like Dave's Supermarket, Cleveland Motel, Passport to Peru and Diana's Deli.
The total was significant to the modestly funded for-profit theater company, officials said.
The family of a man accused of stealing from a Cleveland-based theater company that adapts plays for hearing-impaired children repaid the company last week.
Sign Stage on Tour was repaid a week after The Plain Dealer ran a story about the theft.
James R. Jones III, 27, of East Cleveland racked up nearly $4,000 on company credit cards, according to a warrant accusing him of aggravated theft. It was unclear Wednesday whether Jones has been arrested on the warrant.
While serving as the stage manager for the company, Jones used the company's credit cards for personal purchases to places like Dave's Supermarket, Cleveland Motel, Passport to Peru and Diana's Deli.
The total was significant to the modestly funded for-profit theater company, officials said.
I know him very well.