Well now, don’t we feel silly. We overlooked a Logan felony.

We’ve been calling Sharon Jean Logan the Five-Time Financial Felon all these months, when she’s really a Six-Time Financial Felon. 🤦

That felony, Case No. FWV021176, was committed in San Bernardino County, under Penal Code section 504-F, Embezzle Property by Public/Private Officer (Over $400). The victim was SCS Personnel. Logan was arrested on December 3, 1999; the case was filed on October 4, 2000, and Logan pled on October 24, 2001.

At the time she pled, Logan (formerly Hecox) was already in prison for embezzling $250,000 from another employer, Hanover Commercial Services. (Logan had a 9-year-old child, and even from prison, was fighting to wrest custody from the child’s father, James Hecox. The family court judge found in January, 2001, that Logan lied to police to have Hecox arrested.)

Family court judge seals a court file due to Sharon Logan’s harassment of the family.

For the PC 504 embezzlement, Logan was ordered 730 days of confinement. She received credit for time served, and was allowed to serve the sentence concurrently with her other sentence.

The docket shows a restitution hearing. What do you want to bet that whatever was ordered, she didn’t pay it? We don’t see why it would be any different than the $500,000-plus (counting interest) she owes for all her other financial crimes.

It was Logan’s second financial felony. She would go on to take money by False Pretenses from an individual, Todd B., to which she pled to her third and fourth felonies in 2003 in Riverside County.

Logan moved to OC after leaving prison, and avoided financial crime convictions for several years, although her court records showed plenty of other drama with evictions, restraining orders, civil judgments, and several misdemeanors for driving without a license.

When Logan formed her nonprofit, Paw Protectors, in 2011, one might have expected she’d turned over a new leaf. But by 2013, she was back to her old ways.

A now-deceased attorney named Brady Price accused her on the Paw Protectors Page of stealing $7,500 from him, although he didn’t prosecute. Soon afterward, Logan committed misdemeanor ID Theft against “Margaret L,” and was convicted in 2016. In 2014, she stole from two plumbing companies who employed her, and pled to her fifth and sixth financial felonies for that in 2017.

Logan appears to have avoided arrest since getting out of jail for those last thefts, except for a misdemeanor in 2019 for driving without a license and showing false registration. But in late 2021, she tricked her way into a law firm office manager job by providing a fictitious resume, and we don’t know what she’s doing for money since she lost that job in September. She’s also got an open bankruptcy case.

Dang it, 6Time. Now we’ve got to edit all our posts with your new nickname. And it just doesn’t have the same ring.

We’re not changing the name of our website quite yet (www.fivetimefinancialfelon.com), because we could see Logan getting popped for a seventh just to spite us.

We hope she stays out of trouble, because “7Time” is even less catchy.