Credit Card Fraud Indiana

Doug Gottlieb, a former Notre Dame and Tustin High School basketball player, has been charged with felony theft for allegedly using stolen credit cards to purchase nearly $1,000 of merchandise, St. Joseph County (Ind.) prosecutor Mike Barnes said. Gottlieb will surrender voluntarily Monday in Indiana and make a court appearance Tuesday, according to Barnes. Barnes said no warrant has been issued at this time and bail was set at $5,000 bond or $500 cash.

A judge Wednesday set a Nov. 21 trial date for former Notre Dame basketball player Doug Gottlieb, accused of using credit cards of fellow students to buy nearly $1,000 worth of merchandise. St. Joseph County Superior Court Judge William Albright entered an innocent plea for Gottlieb to a charge of felony theft. The 20-year-old from Tustin is free on $500 bond. Gottlieb sat quietly in court with his father, Bob, until his case was called.

Doug Gottlieb, former Notre Dame and Tustin High School basketball player, could be charged with using stolen credit cards to buy almost $1,000 worth of merchandise in St. Joseph County, Ind. County prosecutor Mike Barnes told the South Bend Tribune on Thursday that he would make a decision early next week on whether charges would be filed.

Doug Gottlieb, a former Notre Dame and Tustin High School basketball player, has been charged with felony theft for allegedly using stolen credit cards to purchase nearly $1,000 of merchandise, St. Joseph County prosecutor Mike Barnes said. Gottlieb will surrender voluntarily Monday in Indiana and make a court appearance Tuesday, according to Barnes. Barnes said no warrant has been issued at this time and bail was set at a $5,000 bond or $500 cash.

Doug Gottlieb, a former Notre Dame and Tustin High School basketball player, has been charged with felony theft for allegedly using stolen credit cards to purchase nearly $1,000 of merchandise, St. Joseph County prosecutor Mike Barnes said. Gottlieb will surrender voluntarily Monday in Indiana and make a court appearance Tuesday, according to Barnes. Barnes said no warrant has been issued at this time and bail was set at a $5,000 bond or $500 cash.

A judge Wednesday set a Nov. 21 trial date for former Notre Dame basketball player Doug Gottlieb, accused of using credit cards of fellow students to buy nearly $1,000 worth of merchandise. St. Joseph County Superior Court Judge William Albright entered an innocent plea for Gottlieb to a charge of felony theft. The 20-year-old from Tustin is free on $500 bond. Gottlieb sat quietly in court with his father, Bob, until his case was called.

Doug Gottlieb, a former Notre Dame and Tustin High School basketball player, has been charged with felony theft for allegedly using stolen credit cards to purchase nearly $1,000 of merchandise, St. Joseph County (Ind.) prosecutor Mike Barnes said. Gottlieb will surrender voluntarily Monday in Indiana and make a court appearance Tuesday, according to Barnes. Barnes said no warrant has been issued at this time and bail was set at $5,000 bond or $500 cash.

The St. Joseph (Ind.) County prosecutor is looking into allegations that former Notre Dame and Tustin High basketball guard Doug Gottlieb bought almost $1,000 worth of merchandise with other students' credit cards. Three Notre Dame students claimed Thursday that Gottlieb, who left school in June after his freshman year, made the charges with credit cards he allegedly had stolen from their dorm rooms. According to Pat Johnson, one of the three students, charges were filed with the campus police.