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A man was arrested after allegedly stealing from his employer

By Nick GreenFebruary 14, 2021
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Davenport, IA – According to the police officials, he stole almost $300,000 and now he faces Davenport Police Department charges of one count of theft and one count of ongoing criminal activity.

His name is Dwayne A. Rupp and he is 57-year-old. He allegedly stole from LPW-I, Inc., a machinery movement and installation company based in Davenport. He also used LPW-I funds to purchase machinery for his personal use.

The thefts were allegedly committed through various schemes involving Fastenal, an industrial supplier.

The lawsuit outlines five schemes Rupp and Lightner allegedly committed from 2011 and 2018, while Rupp was a project manager for LPW-I.

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