Pastor Arrest Warrant Issued for Forgery, Theft
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Kern County authorities have issued a felony arrest warrant for Misi Tagaloa, a Long Beach pastor accused of forgery involving significant monetary value on three dirt lots. Tagaloa, who previously stole nearly $100,000 from a disabled Air Force veteran, allegedly took out $50,000 loans on each property after forfeiting them to the county over unpaid taxes. The buyer, Chris Rusch, is pushing for Tagaloas arrest to clear the fraudulent loans and sell the lots. If convicted, Tagaloa could face up to three years in prison. Despite the warrant, Tagaloa continues to preach for his church online and at a new location, raising questions about his ongoing ministry and when hell face the new charges.
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