MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) – Two men who are accused of committing crimes against a South Florida condo community where they worked are now under arrest.
During a Tuesday press conference, Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle announced the arrests of 38-year-old Francisco Obispo and 52-year-old Jose Hernandez-Aguiar.
According to police, Obispo, who was the property manager of the Euclid East Condominium in Miami Beach, made payments of $370,000 to Hernandez-Aguiar’s company for maintenance work while receiving money from that company.
“We are alleging that Francisco Obispo and Jose Luis Hernandez engaged in a pay-to-play scheme to defraud the Euclid East Condominium owners by diverting funds that were meant for a very urgent and legally mandated and so important 40-year certification for all the people that live there and around that condominium,” said Fernandez Rundle.
Investigators say the scheme took place over the course of a year, from May 2024 to 2025.
Both men are charged with organized scheme to defraud, with Obispo also facing charges of receiving a kickba
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