Man Sentenced to Prison Over Alleged Theft from Henry Schein

Tony Ream-Hendley was sentenced by a federal judge in New York to 30 months in prison after he pleaded guilty to wire fraud. The charges stem from a financial fraud investigation into $1.6 million allegedly stolen from Henry Schein, where Ream-Hendley had worked in the company’s credit department. Additionally, he faces a civil judgment of $391,000 in Greenville County regarding unpaid rent from a failed restaurant project.

The sentencing concludes the investigation into the alleged misuse of company funds at Henry Schein. The fraud involved the theft of $1.6 million from the company while Ream-Hendley was employed there. The civil judgment adds to the financial liabilities stemming from the abandoned business venture.