Lenny Dykstra Gaining Notoriety for White Collar Crime Case

The famous Lenny Dykstra now finds himself gaining more notoriety, this time for white collar crimes.

Dykstra went before a federal judge last week to plead not guilty to the charges of embezzlement against him. Federal prosecutors told the judge that Dykstra is believed to have destroyed or sold over $400,000 worth of items that are part of an $18.5 million mansion, which itself is part of a bankruptcy estate. An Associated Press report stated that Dykstra looked dazed in court, and when asked if he understood the charges, he replied "I don't understand it, but I understand them."

The former Mets coach is now being held in a Los Angeles County Hail on over 25 charges of attempted grand theft auto, grand theft auto and identity theft, along with other crimes. If the 48-year-old is found guilty of all the charges against him, Dykstra could face as many as 80 years in jail.

If you are facing felony white collar crime charges, now is the right time to contact our legal team so you can obtain the advice of a Riverside criminal defense attorney.