Ex-CEO Aaron Zahn is allowed to go on a preplanned family vacation to the Bahamas. After he returns, he will be required to surrender his passport, as Wannemacher has already had to do.
Former JEA Chief Executive Officer Aaron Zahn and former JEA Chief Financial Officer Ryan Wannemacher entered not guilty pleas in federal court Tuesday afternoon on charges of conspiracy and wire fraud.– Former JEA Chief Executive Officer Aaron Zahn and former JEA Chief Financial Officer Ryan Wannemacher entered not guilty pleas in federal court Tuesday afternoon on charges of conspiracy and wire fraud.
Courtroom sketch shows former JEA Chief Executive Officer Aaron Zahn and former JEA Chief Financial Officer Ryan Wannemacher enter the federal courtroom in handcuffs. Zahn and Wannemacher were each released on $100,000 bond, and their travel was restricted to the continental U.S. -- except that the judge is permitting Zahn to go on a prepaid family trip to the Bahamas next week. After he returns, he will be required to surrender his passport, as Wannemacher has already had to do.According to United States Attorney Roger B. Handberg, if convicted on all counts, Zahn and Wannemacher each face up to 25 years in federal prison.