Former CEO of St. John Bosco, the former CEO of the target, embezzle the accusations of public funds and support the coach

St. John Bosco High responded to Catholic School, Jason Negro and sales of social religious order for Catholic school on Thursday, and aimed at the black statement and aimed at the black statement and aimed. The reputation of one of the three plaintiffs.

The priest’s statement. Sales staff and Mel Trinidad, provincial governor of St. John Bosco, have no rights and violated his trust duties. ”

The lawyer of Wickstrom at Wiqstrom strongly denied these allegations on Thursday.

The statement is separated from the court application submitted by St. John Bosco, which will be separated as a formal response to the lawsuit. Application was required within 30 days after the defendant served, and the lawsuit occurred in the second week of January.

Wickstrom (Wickstrom) and former administrative staff Melanie Marcaurel and Derek Barraza reported in the Times that they were reported for the first time in the Times that they were not fired last year. And seeking to restore the original state, restore the original and unspecified punishment and general damage emotional distress.

The lawsuit says that black-a highly respected coach leads St. John Bosco in 2013 and 2022 to the highest nation’s ranking-misappropriated the money of all boy schools, and Let the assistant coach pay tuition fees to precious players with cash as cash. The payment comes from “anonymous donor”.

The documents of the Los Angeles County High Court also claimed that the blacks conducted financial transactions related to his power plan through cash. He guaranteed that there was no school accounting or responsibility at the office insurance company. The plaintiff asserted that they were hindered by Senalian officials in the black Reading.

Trinida did not solve these allegations in his statement. Except for the black people, the coach “for decades, the coach supports the education, growth and well -being of hundreds of students in the classroom and the room. ST. John Bosco High School completely intended to strongly defend this lawsuit and seek its own legal remedy for the harm caused by the school. “

The statement was zero to Wickstrom, the latter at the incarnation word of the University of St. Antonio and the sports director of Monroe University in Louisiana, and was hired by St. John Bosco in July 2020.

The statement said: “The school provides the plaintiff’s lawyer with the opportunity to provide any documents or interpretation for financial improper behavior.” “No information provides any information or explanation. Instead, the sales staff and coaches are mentioned for the school’s lawsuits.”

Wickstrom responded to Trinida’s statement through his lawyer Rob Hennig.

The statement said: “Mel Trinidad’s father illegally fired Blav Wickstrom without the authorization of Bosco’s board of directors.” The reason why he was fired was because he dared to make Jason black be responsible for the behavior of black people, as described in the complaint on page 17, and provided the email and other evidence of evidence.

“At the end of Wickstrom, Trinidad never proposed any claims about other improper behaviors about financial improper behavior or Wickstrom. Indeed, only in After the Westco directly raised its illegal termination with Bosco, Bosco tried to investigate and proposed a reasons for the termination of Wickstrom’s termination.

“Explain that Bosco did not refute Wickstrom (Wickstrom), that is, he was fired because he tried to bear responsibility or a large amount of cash. And will defense these smear strategies in court. “

A financial service company ITRIA Ventures, suing St. John Bosco, Wickstrom, and the school’s former chief financial officer Jeff Wacha, at 2024 In March of the year, it defaults to a $ 1 million loan in February 2023. Shortly after that, Marcauurel replaced Wacha.

Trinida said in his statement that the salesperson hired an independent financial adviser to investigate, but Wicost Romem “threatened to file a lawsuit against the school to prevent independent financial advisers from completing the investigation and work.”

At the same time, according to the latest lawsuits, Marcauurel and Wickstrom tried to end the so -called cash system that black people last year and run football income and costs through the school’s commercial office. Marcaurel.

The lawsuit stated that the Salesian command responded to the consultants Jay Conner and Cathy Vivian to the school. Accountability system for football plan. “

The lawsuit pointed out that the cash payment to the black and assistant coaches did not report the income of the IRS or the California Frank Taxation Commission. The lawsuit accused “the blacks’ cash plans using his individual football to use the use of his individual football to engage in public funds and fraud. ”

The black man said in a statement on Tuesday:[a]Independent investigations have been conducted, and all facts will be revealed in court. ”

The coach said: “This statement has always been in the hands of our legal team, and our school will recommend all issues to them.”

Shortly after Wickstrom and Marcauurel were fired by Trinidad, St. John Bosco issued a statement, announcing that the leaders of sales staff’s leadership announced Role improvement.

The statement said: “In the past few months, the Salesian society has participated in the period of how to position SJB’s success in the future.” “I know the priests very well. Selling the current provincial and SJB members of the Sales Said Merl Mel · Mel Trinidad should play a greater role in guiding the school’s leadership and shaping its future. “

Negro was representative of the main donors of ST. John Bosco Alumni Brian Panish and the school’s $ 7.2 million Panish family stadium. According to his company’s website, his court victory included a milestone product liability case of General Motors’ $ 4.9 billion judgments and six rulings of more than 50 million US dollars.

This 5,000 seats opened in 2018. At that time, Panish thanked his education for his St. John Bosco. I made a better person and prepared for me. … When I did not solve all values ​​in my life, I went there, and they helped me develop moral compass in my spirit, academic, and movement.