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County Prosecutor David Fornshell said Hill also asked to borrow money while awaiting a settlement from a dog-bite case, “providing forged documentation indicating he was going to receive significant settlement proceeds.”
The neighbor loaned him $34,000, only to learn “there never was a dog-bite settlement” and was never repaid, Fornshell added in a text message.
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Fornshell said the loan problem was discovered first, the other allegations later after further investigation.
Hill was free while awaiting arraignment, scheduled for April 6.
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