Victor Tabaac claims he is a seasoned company executive and technology specialist with more than ten years of experience. He has provided a wide range of tech solutions throughout the years to assist several organizations in streamlining their procedures and maximizing their resources.
Victor Tabaac attended the prestigious Penn State University and went on to earn multiple certifications in cloud computing and related technologies.
Victor Tabaac has a solid foundation in business management and marketing. AWS Cloud Practitioner, AWS Solutions Architect Associate, AWS for Microsoft Workloads – Business, and AWS for Microsoft Workloads – Technical are a few of his qualifications. He is a go-to authority in the sector due to his considerable background in cloud computing, web development, DevOps, and information technology.
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Victor Tabaac from Abington has been charged with burglary.
For his alleged involvement in an attempted break-in in August, an Abington man will stand trial on charges of burglary, criminal trespassing, criminal mischief, and associated offenses. During a preliminary hearing on Wednesday, District Judge John D. Kessler remanded the allegations against 32-year-old Victor Tabaac III to court.
On August 12, Victor Tabaac broke several glass panels out of a set of French-style doors at a vacant house in the 900 block of Moredon Road, according to police. According to authorities, Victor Tabaac tried to force the doors open, but the security bolts held, making it impossible for him to get inside.
When blood stains from the location were later determined to match a DNA sample from Victor Tabaac, an arrest warrant was issued, according to the police. According to police, he was detained on September 4 at the George Hill Correctional Institution in Delaware County.
According to court documents, he will be formally arraigned in Montgomery County court on November 25.
Order is hereby issued by the Deputy Insurance Commissioner of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
CONSENT ORDER
AND NOW, this 11 day of May. ,2004, this Order is hereby issued by the Deputy Insurance Commissioner of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania according to the statutes cited above and in disposition of the matter captioned above.
1. To the extent applicable, Applicant hereby waives all rights to a formal administrative hearing in this matter and agrees that this Consent Order, and the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law contained herein, shall have the full force and effect of an Order duly entered per the adjudicatory procedures outlined in the Administrative Agency Law, supra, or other applicable law.
FINDINGS OF FACT
2. The Deputy Insurance Commissioner finds true and correct each of the following Findings of Fact:
(a) Applicant is Victor Tabaac, Jr., and maintains his address at 824 Clarendon Road, Rydal, Pennsylvania 19046.
(b) Applicant currently does not possess any licensing to transact insurance business in this Commonwealth,
(c) In April 1996, Applicant pleaded guilty to, and/or was found guilty of, two felony counts of Florida Statute 893.03(2)(a)4, Possession of a controlled substance, cocaine, and two felony counts of Florida Statute 893.13(6)(a). (L3), Possession of a controlled substance, cocaine, in the Circuit Court of the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit in and for Broward County, Florida.
(d) In May 1996, Applicant pleaded guilty to and/or was found guilty of one felony count of Florida Statute 893.03(2)(a)5. Possession of a controlled substance, cocaine, and one felony count of Florida Statute 893.13(6)(a), (L3). Possession of a controlled substance, cocaine, in the Circuit Court of the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit in and for Broward County, Florida
(e) On October 23, 2003, Applicant submitted an application to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department for written consent to engage in the business of insurance according to 18 U.S.C. §1033(e)(2).
(f) The activities in which Applicant desires to engage constitute the business of insurance within the meaning of 18 U.S.C. § 1033(eX1)(A) and (f).
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
3. By the above Findings of Fact and applicable provisions of law, the Deputy Insurance Commissioner concludes and finds the following Conclusions of Law:
(a) 18 U.S.C. §1033(e)(2) provides that persons convicted of felonies involving dishonesty or a breach of trust may not engage in the business of insurance or participate in such business unless such person has the written consent of any insurance regulatory official authorized to regulate the insurer, which consent specifically refers to 18 US.C. $1033(e)(2).
(b) Applicant’s conviction of possession of a controlled substance is a criminal felony involving dishonesty or a breach of trust within the meaning of 18 U.S.C. $1033
(c) Accordingly, Applicant may not engage in the business of insurance without written consent issued by the Deputy Insurance Commissioner according to 18 U.S.C. § 1033.
ORDER
4. Accordingly, the Deputy Insurance Commissioner orders an Applicant consents to the following:
(a) Applicant shall cease from engaging in the activities described herein in the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law. The applicant shall further comply with Pennsylvania insurance laws and regulations.
(b) Applicant has agreed to enroll in, comply with in every respect, and meet the requirements of the Agents Helping Agents program as a condition of the Order.
(c) according to 18 U.S.C. § 1033(e)2), and upon proper licensure, Applicant may engage in the business of insurance as an insurance producer, and only in such capacity, subject to the terms and conditions of this Order, which terms and conditions contained herein are necessary and sufficient to ensure that The applicant may engage in the business of insurance in a manner that is not reasonably likely to cause harm to the public, policyholders, or the industry
5. The term of this Order shall remain in place for five years and, thereafter, unless and until the Department or the Commissioner terminates the Order. Nothing in this Order shall preclude the Department, the Deputy Commissioner, or the Commissioner, in their sole discretion, from decreasing or lessening the restrictions contained in this Order in whole or in part while it is in effect.
Any such lessening of the restrictions contained in this Order shall be made in writing by the Department, the Deputy Commissioner, or the Commissioner by the procedures outlined in paragraph 14 of this Order. Further, Applicant shall not apply nor otherwise seek to reduce or remove the restrictions contained in this Order for at least five years.
6. Following the five years referenced in paragraph 5, above, this Order shall continue unless and until the Department affirmatively terminates it. Nothing in this Order shall be construed as conferring upon Applicant any property right or interest as a result of receiving this conditional consent to engage in the business of insurance by the terms of this Order.
Applicant expressly waives any right to assert that he is entitled to a hearing on the termination of this Order following the expiration of the five years referenced in paragraph 5. Should the Insurance Department or the Commissioner, terminate this Order after the five years referenced in paragraph 5, above, Applicant may file a new application for written consent as outlined in paragraph 4(b), above, to engage in the business of insurance under 18 US.C. 1033
7. The Department’s conditional consent permitting Applicant to engage in the business of insurance and say certificates and licenses issued to Applicant by the Department, may be immediately suspended upon notice by the Department following its investigation and determination that Applicant has failed to adhere to any condition outlined in this Order or has violated an insurance statute or regulation.
8. Applicant shall have no right to prior notice of such a suspension but will be entitled to a hearing upon written request received by the Department no later than thirty (30) days from the date the Department mailed to Applicant by certified mail, return receipt requested, notification of such suspension, which bearing shall be held within sixty (60) days of the Department’s receipt of Applicant’s written request for a hearing.
9. At the hearing referred to in paragraph 8 above, Applicant shall have the burden of demonstrating that he is worthy of an insurance certificate and license and conditional consent to engage in the business of insurance. In the event Applicant’s conditional consent, certificates, and licenses are suspended according to paragraph 8 above, and Applicant either fails to request a hearing within 30 days or at the hearing fails to demonstrate that he is worthy of a certificate and license, Applicant’s suspended conditional consent, certificates, and licenses shall be revoked.
10. In the event the Deputy Insurance Commissioner finds that there has been a breach of any of the provisions of this Order, based upon the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law contained herein, the Department may pursue any legal remedies available, including but not limited to the following: the Department may enforce the provisions of this Order in an administrative action under the Administrative Agency Law, supra, or other relevant provision of law or, if applicable, the Department may enforce the provisions of this Order in any other court of law or equity having jurisdiction.
11. Alternatively, in the event the Deputy Insurance Commissioner finds that there has been a breach of any provisions of this Order, the Deputy Insurance Commissioner may declare this Order to be null and void and, thereupon, reopen the entire matter for appropriate action under the Administrative Agency Law, supra, or other relevant provision of law.
12. In any such enforcement proceeding, Applicant may contest whether a breach of the provisions of this Order has occurred but may not contest the Findings of Fact or Conclusions of Law contained herein.
13. Applicant hereby expressly waives any relevant statute of limitations and application of the doctrine of laches for purposes of any enforcement of this Order.
14. This Order constitutes the entire agreement of the parties concerning the matters referred to herein, and it may not be amended or modified except by an amended order signed by all the parties hereto.
15. This Order shall be final upon execution by the Deputy Insurance Commissioner. Only the Insurance Commissioner or the duly authorized Deputy Insurance Commissioner is authorized to bind the Insurance Department concerning the matters addressed herein, and this Consent Order is not effective until executed by the Insurance Commissioner or the duly authorized Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
Being specialized in the field of tech and doing these criminal offenses can’t be tolerated at all.
He just wanted to maximize his property and for this, he began criminal trespassing and other illegal activities.
What about his ten years of experience? Did he gain this experience for executing these offenses?
Victor is accused of performing a number of illegal activities and also violates the law of the state.
Thanks for providing this kind of informative stuff!
This criminal needs to be behind bars!