DOVER — The final case review of a 53-year-old Hartly man charged with theft from the Dover Little League while its president was postponed until Thursday in Kent County Superior Court. A jury …
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DOVER — The final case review of a 53-year-old Hartly man charged with theft from the Dover Little League while its president was postponed until Thursday in Kent County Superior Court.
A jury trial is scheduled for Tuesday morning.
William M. BerryA scheduling conflict delayed an appearance by William M. Berry, of the 100 block of Greenbriar Road, who is facing two theft and forgery charges each, along with an unlawful use of payment card count.
All the alleged offenses involved transaction of $1,500 or more, according to court documents.
Mr. Berry, who resigned as Dover Little League president, was arrested Sept. 11, 2015, after Dover Police investigated allegations of misused funds. He was indicted on Dec. 7, 2015.
Deputy Attorney General Ben Snyder is prosecuting the case for the state, and attorney John Garey is representing Mr. Berry.
