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Pair accused of defrauding Nevada nonprofit claims it owes them money

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A divorced couple accused of embezzling from Lutheran Social Services of Nevada claim that the bankrupt nonprofit owes them more than $100,000, their September divorce decree states.

Tim Bedwell, the nonprofit’s former CEO, is entitled to receive $57,100 from the organization, according to the divorce decree filed in District Court on Sept. 9.

Bedwell’s former wife, who now uses the name Michele Mosey, along with an unnamed business partner, are entitled to receive $80,000 from the nonprofit, according to the divorce decree.

After subtracting the fees for the attorney representing their business, Mosey and her partner would split the remaining amount, and Mosey would provide half of her sum to Bedwell, the decree states.

On Friday, prosecutors announced that a grand jury had indicted Bedwell, a former North Las Vegas police lieutenant and spokesman, and Mosey each on a felony theft charge.…

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