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Former Hudson man's larceny case delayed

By Carolyn Kessel/ Staff Writer

Thursday, July 31, 2003

CAMBRIDGE -- A Worcester man who allegedly ordered $100,000 in computers, cell phones, vacuums and other services by posing as a CEO of real and fictitious companies, has had his case rescheduled at Middlesex Superior Court.

Bruce White, 46, also known as Kevin White, who now lists his address as 6 Clegg St., Worcester, but has also lived in Hudson, must return to court for a motions hearing on Sept. 11, according to Beth Stone, a spokeswoman for the Attorney General's office.

White was indicted in May by a Middlesex County grand jury on six charges: four counts of larceny over $250 by a continuous scheme, attempted larceny over $250 and fraudulently obtaining telecommunications services.

The indictments allege that from 1998 through April 2001, White would pose as a CEO, president or employee of various real and nonexistent companies, using names and federal tax identification numbers of those companies to order vacuums, computers, cell phones and more, which were delivered to his then-address, 24 Wilkins St., Hudson.

Court documents say White ordered the goods by claiming to work for ACT Manufacturing of 2 Cabot Road, Hudson, and Turner Construction of 75 Reed Road, Hudson, as well as "bogus companies"such as KBW Contracting.

He ordered $38,362 of computers from Dell Computers, $16,919 in telecommunications from Nextel Corp., $38,468 in services from MCI WorldCom equipment and $6,227 in vacuums from Electrolux and never paid the vendors, court records state.

State police, who searched 24 Wilkins St. in April 2001, found vacuums and other equipment in the house. They believe White pawned, sold or kept the rest of the equipment, according to court records.

Assistant Attorney General Kathy Chen of the Corruption, Fraud and Computer Crimes Unit is prosecuting.

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