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Those indicted were: •Mike Kimzey and Richard H. Russo, of Louisville, Ky., on 12 counts of tampering with a governmental record, a state jail felony. The comptroller's office said the two purchased an "unusually large number" of cigarette tax stamps late in 2006, before the price rose. The comptroller's office, which said it suspected them of planning to illegally resell the stamps, recovered $9.8 million worth of the stamps in Kentucky and Southeast Texas and cited an additional $320,400 in unpaid taxes. Neither Kimzey nor Russo immediately returned a telephone message. •Tariq Majeed, of Austin, accused of possession of tobacco without paying taxes, a third-degree felony. The tax value of the seizure, which stemmed from the comptroller's investigators helping federal agents execute a search warrant for an unrelated offense, is $1,988. Majeed didn't return a telephone message to a home listed in that name. •Convenience store owner Mohammed Khawar Jamshed, of Breckenridge, on two counts of tampering with a governmental record, a state jail felony. Jamshed is accused of falsifying cigarette inventory reports in a case worth $69,900 in state tobacco tax. Reached by telephone, Jamshed said he didn't falsify inventory reports and that he made his reports accurately. He said he knew nothing of the indictment. •Convenience store owner Lazaro Ramirez, of El Paso, accused of failing to maintain books and records as required by the tax code, a third-degree felony. The comptroller's office said it seized from his store more than 300 packs of "gray market" cigarettes with a tax value of $427. He didn't immediately return a phone call. © Copyright 2006 by CigarettesOn.Com |
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