Derek Johnson, Former Colorado Ski Company Executive, Gets 6 Years For Theft

ASPEN, Colo. (AP) - A judge has sentenced a former Colorado ski company executive to six years in prison for stealing equipment and merchandise from the company and reselling the gear online for more than a decade. The Aspen Times reports that former Aspen Skiing Company executive Derek Johnson was sentenced Tuesday after pleading guilty to felony theft in November.

Prosecutors say the 52-year-old stole skis, snowboards and other gear between 2010 and 2018. Authorities say his 48-year-old wife oversaw the sale and shipping of the stolen equipment through eBay.

Prosecutors say she pleaded guilty to felony theft in December and has yet to be sentenced.

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