A man who worked with multiple area high schools’ band and color guard units was indicted for using a counterfeit check to purchase a car.
A Montgomery County grand jury indicted Omar Aguila, 23, on grand theft, receiving stolen property and forgery.
On Sept. 20, Aguila used a counterfeit check to buy an Audi from Express Motors in Dayton, according to court documents.
When he was taken into custody, he reportedly admitted to using a similar counterfeit check to buy a different vehicle from a dealership in West Chester Twp.
Aguila was also charged with forgery, grand theft of a motor vehicle and passing bad checks in Clermont County in connection with a June 17 incident.
He was working with Fairmont High School in Kettering as a marching band volunteer, but was asked not to return in October after the district learned of the charges.
Aguila also previously worked with Troy City Schools and Bellbrook High School.
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