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Robert J. Rohrbaugh, 49, of Canfield, was sentenced recently to 52 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Bonita Pearson for engaging in a conspiracy to help two men illegally obtain more than $1.3 million from the IRS.
YOUNGSTOWN — Suspended attorney Robert J. Rohrbaugh II called his decision to help a former client with a history of fraud cash a $1.3 million IRS check “on
Prosecutors are recommending the highest sentence possible ranging from 5 to 7 years in prison in addition to making restitution of $569,939 to the IRS for his part in the scheme.
Robert Rohrbaugh was sentenced Wednesday in federal court to over four years in federal prison after he was convicted by a jury earlier this year of stealing more than $1 million from the IRS.
$782,000 had been recouped by the government, meaning $569,938 is still owed.