The trial of two former Augusta County businessmen accused of defrauding the IRS as well as the brother of the Parkland, Florida, shooter have had their trial delayed until next year to accommodate a mental evaluation for one of the men, who previously threatened to commit suicide. Crime

Augusta businessman guilty of $3.1M tax fraud fails to appear for sentencing

Bob Stuart

Richard Moore, the former vice president of Verona-based immigrant bail bond firm Nexus Services, has been ordered to the federal prison in Butner, North Carolina, by next Wednesday to undergo a mental competency evaluation. That evaluation, ordered last month by U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Dillon, could take as long as 30 days.

Federal prosecutors are seeking the maximum 10-year sentence for Moore, but before

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