Escambia County’s Clerk of Court is taking Newpoint Charter School owner and convicted felon Marcus May back to court over claims he can’t afford to make the same monthly payments to repay nearly $7 million he owes in fines, interest and court costs.
May, 63, was convicted in 2018 in Pensacola for committing racketeering and fraud at six different school districts around Florida.
State prosecutors say he created shell companies to sell school property at outrageous markups and pocketed millions of dollars…