2 Ramsey County sheriff's men convicted on theft, conspiracy charges

By David Hanners
dhanners@pioneerpress.com

Article Last Updated: 08/27/2008 04:02:19 PM CDT

Jurors today convicted two Ramsey County sheriff's employees caught in an FBI "integrity test," finding they stole — and then sloppily tried to return — $6,000 they thought a drug dealer had left in a hotel room.

Their defense: They didn't steal the money, but rather were playing a practical joke on a deputy — a sergeant who led their unit — who was helping them search the room.

The jury didn't buy it, convicting them each charges of theft of government funds and conspiracy to violate civil rights.

The men are Timothy Rehak and Mark Naylon, both 48 and longtime friends of Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher. Rehak was a St. Paul cop for nearly 20 years before the sheriff hired him, and Naylon was a civilian hired by Fletcher as his spokesman.

Rehak and Naylon were initially also charged with six counts of "honest services wire fraud," accusing them of depriving the citizenry of their honest services by having criminal history

Mark Naylon (left) and Timothy Rehak,

Its weird this Jury convicts, but the Aaron Foster 22 man Grand Jury Indicted, and the 12 man Jury Acquited
Click on the suppressed evidence

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