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Gil Baca and his crew have been on the news many times for various violations of law, scandals, non-payment of wages to countless employees, license violations, etc. Several news outlets have followed this story and I am sure that they will begin releasing more stories that further document Baca's crimes and accomplices. Baca was indicted on 77 counts and faces up to 102 years. This information was obtained from the Second Judicial District Court in Albuquerque.
I have never agreed with G3's business practices and done my part to expose his corruption despite all of his personal attacks against me. I anticipated that Baca would attempt to talk bad about me thorough his weak, anonymous blogs and misinformation. His efforts were as transparent (as his crimes) and the ownership of his stupid blogs were revealed to me when I made an arbitration claim against him and prevailed. It sickens me to think about how many lives he hurt and or ruined through his scams but in the end his lies and smoke and mirrors didn't work. The Grand Jury obviously didn't buy what he was selling.. LOL. 77 counts! That must be some kind of record.
Don't forget to visit the not fully updated (but almost full) page about much of Baca's 'escapades' and evil deeds. You can also scroll backwards on the main blog page to check out the more recent pages...
Hopefully, the judge who sets his bail will take into account the fact that his prior guilty plea for a felony, who knows how many felony or misdemeanor police reports, intimidation of witness or harassment charges and the suspicious arson incident at his rental house (burning up evidence but not much else).. Hopefully, he will be forced to pay for his crimes. Who knows- it is still New Mexico...
I have spoken to several of his victims and I think we have all decided to smoke a cigar...
Some people just won't go away! I thought this guy would be in jail by now but it seems that he is still walking the streets and ripping people off. According to Albuquerque Police Department investigators in 2006 Baca created false accounts, signed company checks over to himself and fabricated employees in some cases using the names of former Skillstorm workers. He was using what we term ghost employees, people who worked for the company or had shown interest in the company or just people he knew," Lt. Harold Prudencio told KRQE told KRQE News 13. "He would use their information, say that they worked and turn in timesheets for these people."
The California owner of Skillstorm alerted police after he noticed suspicious activity.
Police believe Baca stole at least $60,000 from the company and alleged they followed the paper trial to a bank account in Baca's name.
Detectives also alleged Joe Stidham, currently the police chief of Bosque Farms, also stole $2,500 from the business by signing over company checks to himself.
CLICK HERE for the whole story, thanks to KRQE!
June 9, 2009- Albuquerque, NM- I have just been really busy. I am working on some good posts concerning some of the same old people and a few new companies who have been under the radar for too long, mistreating their employees and violating laws. One has recently done a name switch, undoubtedly learned from some of the recent bonehead antics.
June 1, 2009- Albuquerque, NM-- I just heard from a woman who was the victim of theft by the criminal owners of Legit Security. She says that the US Department of Labor said that employees who are owed wages are not cooperating. Could this be true? Are Legit guards really that stupid? Owed 4-6 weeks of wages but wont follow through with easily collecting their wages through US Department of Labor? Wow. Come on guys! Don't give up.
May 26, 2009- Albuquerque, NM-- If you are owed money by Gil Baca, one of his companies or other firms who claim that they are getting out of responsibility for debt through Bankruptcy, don't worry. Here is why: (taken from US Bankruptcy Court website- (CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO)
Generally speaking, the exceptions to discharge apply automatically if the language prescribed by section 523(a) applies. The most common types of nondischargeable debts are certain types of tax claims, debts not set forth by the debtor on the lists and schedules the debtor must file with the court, debts for spousal or child support or alimony, debts for willful and malicious injuries to person or property, debts to governmental units for fines and penalties, debts for most government funded or guaranteed educational loans or benefit overpayments, debts for personal injury caused by the debtor's operation of a motor vehicle while intoxicated, debts owed to certain tax-advantaged retirement plans, and debts for certain condominium or cooperative housing fees.
The types of debts described in sections 523(a)(2), (4) and(6) (obligations affected by fraud or maliciousness) are not automatically excepted from discharge. Creditors must ask the court to determine that these debts are excepted from discharge. In the absence of an affirmative request by the creditor and the granting of the request by the court, the types of debts set out in sections 523(a)(2), (4) and (6) will be discharged.
Gil Baca and Legit Securiy hasn't filed for Bankruptcy anyway. The company, Legit Security Inc., is made up of several stock holders. Bankruptcy would require ALL of these people to file for bankruptcy too. Some of these people have too many assets to file. They will be forced to pay if the creditors can track them and the money owed down.. But who can collect against Gil Baca? Me. I have helped others clear debts and I have purchased judgements against him (obtained by others) and successfully collected to his anger and amazement.
And they say I am a DICK! Wow. A former ICU employee called his boss to see where his overdue paycheck was and Ron Haley told him that there would be no pay.
May 19, 2009- Albuquerque, NM-- It has been two weeks since Legit Security closed its doors and formed ICU Security, based in Albuquerque. These firms provide security to a medical center, the Giant Gas Stations in Albuquerque and a smattering of other clients. They "employee' guards and promise a payday that is a couple of weeks in the future, which rarely comes. Legit went out of business owing over 80 employees six weeks wages to "form" ICU Security. ICU Security missed its first ever payday, not paying any guards.
May 15, 2009- Albuquerque, NM-- Legit Security and its owners are doing its best to confuse creditors, past employees and too many law enforcement agencies for me to list. It said that it was going out of business and ICU Security was taking over "select" accounts and employees. ICU Security moved out of its offices on Lang NE on its first day and all phones were disconnected.
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