From the time that he became the CEO of AMBER Ready, Deputy Police Chief, Frank Del Vecchio took advantage of a parent's fears to commit fraud. Having three (3) children of his own, Deputy Chief Frank Del Vecchio knows a parent's worst fear is losing their child, as he said in the AMBER Ready Video. Telling parents the AMBER Ready Program is a mobile phone application, when he knew his redesigned version of the application no longer had a mobile phone application is not the only fraud Mr. Del Vecchio Committed. In addition to committing consumer fraud, Mr. Del Vecchio forced AMBER Ready employees to also falsely market the child safety program. Said one employee, "Mr. Del Vecchio continued to state the AMBER Ready program would continued to be advertised and marketed without the mobile phone application no longer worked". Mr. Del Vecchio also terminated an employee that expressed that he was uncomfortable with committing fraud. In addition to the employees statements provided in a letter, several employees also provided letters and notarized affidavits to confirm Mr. Del Vecchio's fraudulent actions.
Retired NYC Police Officer and Former AMBER Ready Employee to Confirm Mr. Del Vecchio's Fraud:
http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B5hrlwmUpwJuMmY3ODgyNTItZjEzYy00N2FlLThlNWQtYTZhMzYxNjBiZTUw&hl=en or http://bit.ly/aiGRHW
In addition to defrauding numerous parents, schools, PTA organizations and the Boy Scouts of America, Mr. Del Vecchio mislead the Bergen County Sheriff's Department into purchasing the AMBER Ready program for county residents. Bergen County Sheriff Leo McGuire was a friend before Mr. Del Vecchio was the Director of Public Safety of Bergen County, but that did not prevent Mr. Del Vecchio from misleading the Sheriff. The AMBER Ready program was sold on the Bergen County Website up until last Saturday, when it was taken down after the numerous articles were released on the internet.
Bergen County Sheriff's Office Website to Confirm Mr. Del Vecchio's Against Bergen County Residents:
https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B5hrlwmUpwJuYWQ1MTliYzgtMDM3YS00NWVkLWExN2ItNmY1YmI2ZDEyNzQ2&hl=en or http://bit.ly/dCki7F
Once he became the CEO of AMBER Ready, Mr. Del Vecchio also committed securities fraud, by filing a Registration Statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission that contained false statements and withheld material disclosures. The Registration Statement and amendment stated the Company acquired more than 4,000 enrollments between March and September 2009. Letters and statement provided by several employees confirm AMBER Ready was only able to acquire less than 300 enrollments in 2009. Mr. Del Vecchio also failed to disclose the Company did not have a working mobile phone application in the Registration Statement filed on December 18, 2009 and the amendment filed on February 8, 2010.
False Statement Filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission by Mr. Del Vecchio. "During our six-month retail mall pilot between March and September 2009, more than 4,000 families obtained an additional wireless phone to enable both parents to participate in the AMBER Ready Program".
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http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1461798/000101376210000240/forms1a.htm
Frank Del Vecchio's deposition, whereby he changed the number to 600 while testifying under oath.
https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B5hrlwmUpwJuYjczOTUwODctY2I2Yy00MGNkLWFhMzctMDE2ZTY5ZjM0ZTc1&hl=en
Employee letters to confirm Mr. Del Vecchio lied and the Company only had approximately 300 enrollments.
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B5hrlwmUpwJuOTMwNDUzYmYtMDQzOS00NjU0LTg0ZGQtYTMyZDkzYzk0NWRm&hl=en or http://bit.ly/cFs1cq
AMBER Ready has since closed it Rockaway, New Jersey office. This makes the third company in less than three years that has shutdown under the management of Mr. Del Vecchio. "Perhaps it's because Mr. Del Vecchio attempts to run companies while he maintains the position as the Deputy Police Chief of Fairview, New Jersey"; said a former employee. Although Mr. Del Vecchio attempted to run AMBER Ready while he was on duty, according to an affidavit provide by an employee, he was unable to provide the adequate management skills to build the Company. "It does not help when you are attempting to defraud your customers"; said another former employee.
Page 82 of Frank Del Vecchio's Deposition to Confirm AMBER Ready did not have a working mobile phone application. Because if his limited technical abilities, Mr. Del Vecchio is not aware the mobile phone application can be developed without storing a profile in a database. Mr. Del Vecchio failed to disclose his incorrect belief to shareholder, police, parents, supporters and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B5hrlwmUpwJuNzlkYjY5MmQtNWJlNi00ODQwLTk1M2EtODFmMTFmYTg5OTkz&hl=en
After the former CEO and founder of the Company was arranged to be terminated by Mr. Del Vecchio for not participating in a stock manipulation scheme. His timing could not have been worse, because Mr. Del Vecchio arranged for the Company to replace its working mobile phone application designed by the former CEO, with an application designed by his friend company called Shining Star Web Strategies. "Unfortunately; the replacement mobile phone application did not work". Rather than hire another company to produce a working mobile phone application, Mr. Del Vecchio chose to implement a marketing and sales campaign that consisted of lying to parents, police and children. In the hope of enabling AMBER Ready to cash-out on the stock market before the scheme was exposed, Mr. Del Vecchio rushed to file a Registration Statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to allow the Company's stock to trade on the stock market. Mr. Del Vecchio eventually confessed the Company did not have a working mobile phone application in a deposition, while under oath. Since Mr. Del Vecchio's confession, not much has happened other than the Company closing its operation and investors lost more than 17 million dollars. "Mr. Del Vecchio's ego and greed caused him to arrange for the founder and former CEO to be terminated"; said form employees. Under the founder, the Company had been in business for about ten years. Each year the Company progressed and achieved new milestones under the founder's management. In less than ten (10) months under Mr. Del Vecchio's management, the Company shut down.
"Mr. Del Vecchio has tried to blame the founder and former CEO to investors and the associates of the Company, but we had a working mobile phone application, we developed several strategic relationships, and we did not have to commit fraud with the former CEO". Mr. Del Vecchio believed that his position as a police chief could enable him to pass the blame and everyone would believe him. Many people have been led to believe Mr. Del Vecchio, until they are presented with facts and then it's obvious; he is a fraud. Soon Mr. Del Vecchio is going to have to answer to authorities, because numerous documents have been provided to the US Attorney's Office and the FBI. Other state and federal agencies are interviewing former employees and are amazed when provided with all of the facts. It's only a matter of time before Mr. Del Vecchio is subpoenaed by authorities. Today I spent more than two hours speaking with a journalist and it's easy to point them to the documents to prove Mr. Del Vecchio's fraud. All of the statements were provided by Mr. Del Vecchio and have been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission in Registration Statements, contained in his deposition filed with the courts, filed in a private placement memorandum (PPM), or published on websites. There is no way Mr. Del Vecchio can lie his way out of the overwhelming proof that he committed fraud.
Yours Truly,
A Former Employee of AMBER Ready
Also See: http://amberreadyfraud.blogspot.com/2010/09/false-complaint-filed-by-amber-ready.html
Retired NYC Police Officer and Former AMBER Ready Employee to Confirm Mr. Del Vecchio's Fraud:
http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B5hrlwmUpwJuMmY3ODgyNTItZjEzYy00N2FlLThlNWQtYTZhMzYxNjBiZTUw&hl=en or http://bit.ly/aiGRHW
In addition to defrauding numerous parents, schools, PTA organizations and the Boy Scouts of America, Mr. Del Vecchio mislead the Bergen County Sheriff's Department into purchasing the AMBER Ready program for county residents. Bergen County Sheriff Leo McGuire was a friend before Mr. Del Vecchio was the Director of Public Safety of Bergen County, but that did not prevent Mr. Del Vecchio from misleading the Sheriff. The AMBER Ready program was sold on the Bergen County Website up until last Saturday, when it was taken down after the numerous articles were released on the internet.
Bergen County Sheriff's Office Website to Confirm Mr. Del Vecchio's Against Bergen County Residents:
https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B5hrlwmUpwJuYWQ1MTliYzgtMDM3YS00NWVkLWExN2ItNmY1YmI2ZDEyNzQ2&hl=en or http://bit.ly/dCki7F
Once he became the CEO of AMBER Ready, Mr. Del Vecchio also committed securities fraud, by filing a Registration Statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission that contained false statements and withheld material disclosures. The Registration Statement and amendment stated the Company acquired more than 4,000 enrollments between March and September 2009. Letters and statement provided by several employees confirm AMBER Ready was only able to acquire less than 300 enrollments in 2009. Mr. Del Vecchio also failed to disclose the Company did not have a working mobile phone application in the Registration Statement filed on December 18, 2009 and the amendment filed on February 8, 2010.
False Statement Filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission by Mr. Del Vecchio. "During our six-month retail mall pilot between March and September 2009, more than 4,000 families obtained an additional wireless phone to enable both parents to participate in the AMBER Ready Program".
Page 26: http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1461798/000101376209002347/forms1.htm
Page 28:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1461798/000101376210000240/forms1a.htm
Frank Del Vecchio's deposition, whereby he changed the number to 600 while testifying under oath.
https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B5hrlwmUpwJuYjczOTUwODctY2I2Yy00MGNkLWFhMzctMDE2ZTY5ZjM0ZTc1&hl=en
Employee letters to confirm Mr. Del Vecchio lied and the Company only had approximately 300 enrollments.
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B5hrlwmUpwJuOTMwNDUzYmYtMDQzOS00NjU0LTg0ZGQtYTMyZDkzYzk0NWRm&hl=en or http://bit.ly/cFs1cq
AMBER Ready has since closed it Rockaway, New Jersey office. This makes the third company in less than three years that has shutdown under the management of Mr. Del Vecchio. "Perhaps it's because Mr. Del Vecchio attempts to run companies while he maintains the position as the Deputy Police Chief of Fairview, New Jersey"; said a former employee. Although Mr. Del Vecchio attempted to run AMBER Ready while he was on duty, according to an affidavit provide by an employee, he was unable to provide the adequate management skills to build the Company. "It does not help when you are attempting to defraud your customers"; said another former employee.
Page 82 of Frank Del Vecchio's Deposition to Confirm AMBER Ready did not have a working mobile phone application. Because if his limited technical abilities, Mr. Del Vecchio is not aware the mobile phone application can be developed without storing a profile in a database. Mr. Del Vecchio failed to disclose his incorrect belief to shareholder, police, parents, supporters and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B5hrlwmUpwJuNzlkYjY5MmQtNWJlNi00ODQwLTk1M2EtODFmMTFmYTg5OTkz&hl=en
After the former CEO and founder of the Company was arranged to be terminated by Mr. Del Vecchio for not participating in a stock manipulation scheme. His timing could not have been worse, because Mr. Del Vecchio arranged for the Company to replace its working mobile phone application designed by the former CEO, with an application designed by his friend company called Shining Star Web Strategies. "Unfortunately; the replacement mobile phone application did not work". Rather than hire another company to produce a working mobile phone application, Mr. Del Vecchio chose to implement a marketing and sales campaign that consisted of lying to parents, police and children. In the hope of enabling AMBER Ready to cash-out on the stock market before the scheme was exposed, Mr. Del Vecchio rushed to file a Registration Statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to allow the Company's stock to trade on the stock market. Mr. Del Vecchio eventually confessed the Company did not have a working mobile phone application in a deposition, while under oath. Since Mr. Del Vecchio's confession, not much has happened other than the Company closing its operation and investors lost more than 17 million dollars. "Mr. Del Vecchio's ego and greed caused him to arrange for the founder and former CEO to be terminated"; said form employees. Under the founder, the Company had been in business for about ten years. Each year the Company progressed and achieved new milestones under the founder's management. In less than ten (10) months under Mr. Del Vecchio's management, the Company shut down.
"Mr. Del Vecchio has tried to blame the founder and former CEO to investors and the associates of the Company, but we had a working mobile phone application, we developed several strategic relationships, and we did not have to commit fraud with the former CEO". Mr. Del Vecchio believed that his position as a police chief could enable him to pass the blame and everyone would believe him. Many people have been led to believe Mr. Del Vecchio, until they are presented with facts and then it's obvious; he is a fraud. Soon Mr. Del Vecchio is going to have to answer to authorities, because numerous documents have been provided to the US Attorney's Office and the FBI. Other state and federal agencies are interviewing former employees and are amazed when provided with all of the facts. It's only a matter of time before Mr. Del Vecchio is subpoenaed by authorities. Today I spent more than two hours speaking with a journalist and it's easy to point them to the documents to prove Mr. Del Vecchio's fraud. All of the statements were provided by Mr. Del Vecchio and have been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission in Registration Statements, contained in his deposition filed with the courts, filed in a private placement memorandum (PPM), or published on websites. There is no way Mr. Del Vecchio can lie his way out of the overwhelming proof that he committed fraud.
Yours Truly,
A Former Employee of AMBER Ready
Also See: http://amberreadyfraud.blogspot.com/2010/09/false-complaint-filed-by-amber-ready.html
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