Prosecutors file felony charge against Borderline co-owner Brian Hynes
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The Ventura County District Attorney s Office has filed a felony charge against Brian Hynes, co-owner of the former Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, in a case alleging grand theft.
On Wednesday, prosecutors filed one felony count of grand theft, Senior Deputy District Attorney Marc Leventhal told The Star.
On the same day, an arrest warrant was issued for Hynes, he said. Ventura County Superior Court Judge Michele Castillo signed off on the warrant, court records show.
Hynes was accused of misappropriating funds given to him by the Westlake Village Rotary Club for a festival, Leventhal said. The amount was alleged to be at least $50,000, he said.
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Thousand Oaks man pleads guilty to killing his mother
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A Thousand Oaks man pleaded guilty last week to stabbing his mother to death in 2020, according to Ventura County Superior Court records.
Christopher Schneider, 32, entered the guilty plea to a voluntary manslaughter charge filed Friday by the Ventura County District Attorney s Office. Schneider had initially been charged with murder in the Feb. 4, 2020, killing of his mother, Nancy Schneider, 61, of Thousand Oaks. He had previously pleaded not guilty to the murder offense.
At a court hearing Friday, Senior Deputy District Attorney Tate McCallister filed an amended criminal complaint alleging voluntary manslaughter, not murder. McCallister told The Star Monday that additional information has come to light and the manslaughter offense more appropriately fit the circumstances of the case.