Police/Courts
November 11, 2008
Judge gives Welch resident probation for tax evasion
A state liquor inspector who pleaded guilty to income tax evasion in June was sentenced to three years’ probation and ordered to pay a $1,000 fine in federal court in Beckley Monday.
At his plea, Jimmy Kamel Hazemey, 67, of Welch, admitted he failed to report more than $64,000 he made in 2004 from betting on sports through a Wyoming County gambling ring.
Hazemey’s cooperation with the investigation was given as a reason for his receiving probation.
— Michelle James
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