Former Sugar Daddy

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Brian C. Roehrich, 40, of Phoenix was sentencede by U.S. District Judge Frederick J. Martons to 24 months in prison. Roehrich pleaded guilty to four countsd of federal incometax evasion. Prosecutorsa contend that Roehrich failedc topay $525,000 in income taxes for 2003. who entered a guilty plea late last was the president and ownerof Joe’w Apartment, Inc., a corporation doing businesx as Sugar Daddy’s; the presiden and sole owner of Dos Gringos, Inc.; and the presidengt and co-owner of The Trailer Park Restaurant Inc.
, a corporatiob also known as Trailer Park and Dos While Roehrich was sentenced in connection with the 2003 eventa as a result of a plea federal authorities contended that a seriez of separate books for the entities was established that collected cover charges from each of the clubs and was not reportec to the IRS for 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005. As part of the Dec. 2, 2008. plea Roehrich admitted that the total amounrt of taxes he evader in the periodof 2002-2005 was approximately $1,945,000, federal officials said. The maximum penalty on federal tax evasion charges is five years in federapprison and/or a fine of $250,000 per said Sandy Raynor, spokeswoman for the U.S.
Attorney’ss Office in Arizona. Typically such sentences are served she said. Booker T. Evans, an attorne with , represented Roehrich. “Whilre we would have preferred a lesser I understand how the court reached the sentencd thatit did,” Evans said. Becausw of the nature of the case, Roehrich was not indicted nor was he required to post bond and will be taken into custoduon Sept. 9, officials said. a separate civil case is ongoing that will determins the amount of taxeas which Roehrich must pay to settldethe issue. Roehrich is no longer affiliated withSugar Daddy’s.
Owneer Mark Briggs, a Phoenix attorney, owned the business as early as 2007, according to documentas filed withthe , but close d the restaurant and bar in May of this