Florida Boat Mailder faces 30 years in prison for ripping off customers in six states

A former fastidious builder who received a warm welcome five years ago from county officials who were happy to see him put the business in Volusia County, Florida, is facing more than 30 years in prison after an Ohio jury found him guilty of extorting private boat owners.

Todd Allen Lamb, 51, was found guilty of six counts of forgery, and one count of forgery, Logan County, Ohio, prosecutor Eric Stewart said Friday.

“He defrauded victims from many states, including Delaware, New Jersey, Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, and Tennessee,” Stewart said.

Lamb, arrested after a three-day trial that ended in a guilty verdict, faces a maximum sentence of 32 1/2 years in prison. He will be sentenced on Nov. 26, Stewart said in an email to the SunDay Beach News-News-Journal.

The case against Lamb’s wife, Karen Nicole Lamb, who was also indicted in Ohio on nine counts, including the top felony charges that expire in September 2024, is pending, Stewart said.

Todd Wamb and his family received a warm welcome when they moved to his high-end boat company, power boats square shops, square space in space at the Florida Municipal Airport in Florida in Florida in Florio, according to a press release in December 20201.

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This news-magazine first filed fraud charges against the lambs in 2024 from Mork Country and the court in April 271,787 and the boat operation was sold for $ 80,000.

Weber was arrested on December 24, 2022, for allegedly paying a man to steal a commercial boat from the Wamb store after the boat builder failed to deliver.

Weber pleaded no contest to burglary of an occupied building on July 30, and a mistrial was entered. He was sentenced to four years’.

Todd Yeast was not prosecuted in Volusas County for stealing $271,787 from Weber, and the court listed Todd Lamb as a victim, according to documents.

Weber was ordered by the judge not to post anything on social media about Lamb or his business. Court documents show Weber was also ordered to pay Todd Lamb $50,000 in damages.

Accessed Friday, Oct. 31 31, Weber said the court said $50,000 would damage the boat he had been selling in the meat of a new lamb when the lamb agreed to be released in 2021.

“It just doesn’t make sense. They made Todd the victim when I was,” Weber said. “Why am I damaging the boat I was going to save?”

Ohio Prosecutors: Depend Boater Builder Steals From Boat Owners

Todd’s Womb agreed to build a 32-foot twin outboard high performance cat boat, but never delivered it, according to the April 2024 Act.

Ohio prosecutors say Wamb of Todd did the same to other boat owners – taking their money and not draining their watercraft.

In September 2024, Stewart released documents showing the charges against Todd Wamb and Karen Lamb.

Logan County Court documents show the Lambs were involved in this criminal activity beginning in 2017.

Between December 19, 2017, and June 19, 2020, Lambs “deprived an Ohio person of property and services” and stole $143,650 and two turnery boat engines, the document says.

From February 9, 2018, on Oct. 10, 2018, Lambs reportedly stole $209,339 from another person in Ohio.

An elderly man from the state has lost $300,462 in loans, which never delivered goods or services to him, a court document explained.

All the money taken from Ohio residents was paid to the Lambs to build the boats, Stewart said.

“They never got their boats and they never got their money,” Stewart said.

Lambs also reduced the worm, a heavy equipment company, held two hydraulic pits in March and December 2020. Also, the couple also named more than $ 7,500 only, said the Ohio prosecutor.

“He signed a lease to put a little money down, then sold the equipment and never paid the lease,” Stewart said in September 2024.

This article originally appeared in the Sudantona Beach News-News-Journal: Former boat builder Allen Lamb charged with fraud in Ohio