Newport Beach CEO steps down from company after being charged with child prostitution

, has stepped down as chief executive of Haliburton International Foods, according to the company.

The statement released by the Ontario-based company does not state the reason for Schenkel’s resignation. Dan Glick, a management and financial advisor to the company, was appointed as the new CEO. Schenkel, who founded Haliburton International Foods, is no longer listed on the company’s website. Schenkel, 59, was arrested and charged Sept. 29 by the Orange County district attorney’s office with engaging in the prostitution of two teenagers. He faces six felony counts associated with unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor and two misdemeanor charges for soliciting prostitution of a minor. If convicted on all counts, Schenkel faces a maximum sentence of eight years in state prison and almost two years in county jail.

He must’ve learned that being a realDonaldTrump supporter and seeing Trump with JeffreyEpstein and GhislaineMaxwell Vote

Democrat

Why would she get more jail time? Both are disgusting, but he did the actual acts & should get at least the same possible prison time.

Trump will probably hire him.

Why is the ocregister not reporting this? Because it is one of the BOYS

LA is gross

So expected of Newport

“Yeah, but at least he never wore a mask.” - Newport assholes

Last time I checked nothing, but Drumpf supporters there.

Cue the q’s!

Wow only $100k bail for CHILD prostitution 😡😡 NewportBeachPD NewportBeach newportbeachgov

In Trump Country? Shocking.

Yeah, that usually does it.

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Of course Newport Beach

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