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Sixty-one-year-old Annie Vick — also known as Annie Velazquez or Annie Margaret — appeared virtually in front of Judge Allison Esser Thursday for a setting, which had to be set ahead to May 7 due to Vick having trouble finding representation.
Police arrested 61-year-old Annie Vick — owner of the Pinocchios Incredible Italian restaurant chain in northern Colorado — Feb. 1 on suspicion of 10 counts of securities fraud, according to an affidavit for her arrest. Vick allegedly solicited the investments — though she was not licensed to sell securities — without disclosing the risks involved or the losses she incurred. She also used part of the investments she solicited to repay prior investors, as well as to cover restaurant expenses, credit card payments and for personal use.
A certified lifer, generations of Bell County and Central Texas residents grew up friends with Big Joe due to his morning radio show, and calling sports.
A certified lifer, generations of Bell County and Central Texas residents grew up friends with Big Joe due to his morning radio show, and calling sports.
A certified lifer, generations of Bell County and Central Texas residents grew up friends with Big Joe due to his morning radio show, and calling sports.