Lenny Dykstra

Los Angeles prosecutors filed some of the details of his case was the New York Mets star Lenny Dykstra, a 14-page indictment that refers to a comprehensive system for luxury cars using false identities and the theft of the lease.

Maria Ramirez, an assistant public prosecutor is responsible for auto-fraud unit, said Dijkstra has a company called "Home Free Systems"too, and claimed that it was millions of dollars. Deputy Dist. Atty. Alex Karkanen Dykstra said, and his accountant Robert Hymers, 27, and his friend Christopher Gavanis, 30, false pay stubs and income data and documents in a laser printer.

"When the traders asked for a co-signatory, they said, the financial officer to sign," said Karkanen. But it was the financial director of Hymers customers - and had a duty to make a visit to the auditors. Since January, the three tried several times to high-end cars, including Cadillac and Mercedes-Benzes of the lease. One of the traders, Dykstra, Hymers Gavanis and fraudulent information, and drove away in the 2011 model is a Ford Mustang, Ford Flex, Lincoln MKS, Karkanen said.