On Monday, November 23, former Alpine Water User Association general manager — Gwendolyn Greive — must inform the court if she will accept the District Attorney’s plea bargain relating to a felony embezzlement charge. (File Photo)
By G. T. Houts
San Bernardino, CA – The Alpine Water Users Association’s former manager — Gwendolyn Marie Greive — who is facing embezzlement charges — must make a decision Monday, November 23, whether to accept the District Attorney’s plea bargain.
Greive is accused of embezzling property by a public or private officer (over $400). (File Photo)
Judge Cheryl C. Kersey has informed Greive and her attorney, Derrick Smith, that they must announce their decision during a disposition/reset hearing at 8:45 a.m. in Department S-11, or the case will proceed to trial.
Details of the plea bargain were not released.
COURT SCHEDULE
Just in case the plea bargain isn’t accepted by Greive, Judge Kersey has scheduled a pre-preliminary hearing for December 8 and a preliminary hearing for December 10.
Both of those items on the court calendar are set for 8:30 a.m. in Department S-11.
THE CASE
She is charged with violating California Penal Code 504, a felony for embezzling property by a public or private officer (over $400). Grieve has entered a not guilty plea to all charges.
Greive was taken into custody on March 5 at 2:24 p.m. in the 400 block of Cedarbrook Drive in Twin Peaks and was released at 11:32 p.m. the same day after posting $50,000 bond.
She has also been ordered to stay away from the Alpine Water Users Association headquartered at 745 Rose Lane in Twin Peaks.
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