Bail for former Beaumont Economic Development Director David W. Dillon was reduced Thursday from $5 million to $1 million.
Bail for former Beaumont Economic Development Director David W. Dillon was reduced Thursday from $5 million to $1 million by a Riverside County Superior Court judge.
Dillon was arrested in May along with six other former Beaumont city employees on felony charges in a corruption case.
Judge Mac Fisher reduced Dillon’s bail, but would not consider his request to dissolve a temporary restraining order freezing his assets.
Dillon will be back in court July 19 and the motion will be heard by Judge Becky Dugan, who also will consider a request that same day by Deepak Moorjani, the city’s former public works director, to stop a temporary restraining order freezing his assets.
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