Cesar Tavera, 53, of Cherry Hill, embezzled more than $1.5 million while serving as executive director of Nueva Vida Behavioral Health Center of New Jersey and spent the money on his family and himself, including gambling sprees at the Sugar House Casino in Philadelphia. In 2015 alone, Tavera withdrew $35,000 from the nonprofit's bank account at the casino.
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