
Jared D. Sloan of Ammon, Idaho was charged with grand theft after embezzling $38,254 from two Idaho Falls-area dental offices — Foothills Dental and Riverwest Dental — between January 2011 and July 2012, and was convicted. Details of his sentence were not publicly reported; the disposition is held by the Bonneville County court.
Working across two practices, Sloan’s thefts illustrate why cross-referencing deposits against practice management records at each location matters — embezzlers who move between offices count on no one comparing notes.
Source: Idaho State Journal
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Embezzlement cases like this one represent one of the most common forms of workplace theft affecting dental practices.