Former Bridgestone Americas Assistant Treasurer Pleads Guilty to Nearly $15 Million Wire Fraud Scheme
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"NASHVILLE – Sajju Khatiwada, 45, of Franklin, Tennessee, pleaded guilty today to two counts of wire fraud for carrying out a scheme that caused his former employer, Bridgestone Americas, Inc., to pay nearly $15 million in fraudulent invoices submitted through a fictitious vendor he created, announced United States Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee Braden H."
"Former Bridgestone Americas Assistant Treasurer Pleads Guilty to Nearly $15 Million Wire Fraud Scheme."
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"He also owes restitution to Bridgestone totaling $14,923,978.57, plus interest, with the final amount to be determined by the court."