The owner of a local medical office has been arrested a fourth time for allegedly issuing bad checks, though the latest charge stems from checks written before he owned the business, according to Det. Eric Hill, Batavia PD.
Mark T. Zdrojewski, 61, of Meyer Road, Pendleton, was charged today with grand larceny, 3rd, for allegedly writing a bad check to Haun Welding Supply.
He was charged with theft this time, police say, because the check enabled him to allegedly steal refrigerated helium liquid.
Hill said the incident was a business transaction.
In November, Zdrojewski was charged with three counts of issuing a bad check.
The checks were written to Turnbull Heating and Air Conditioning in June and August.
Turnbull has filed for a mechanic's lien against Zdrojewski totaling $13,242.
Earlier that month, Zdrojewski was arrested on another charge of issuing a bad check for allegedly writing a bad check to another local business.
He was also reportedly arrested in September on four counts of issuing a bad check for allegedly writing checks to local businesses that wouldn't clear.
According to Hill and other sources, Zdrojewski is currently the owner of Advanced Imaging in City Centre, however he wasn't the owner at the time the alleged bad checks were written on the business account.
His LinkedIn profile states he was previously practice manager at Advanced Imaging.
