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Retired deputy won't face charges over sale of stock.
Byline: JASON WITZ Correspondent
A former Charlotte County sheriff's deputy will not serve jail time for his alleged role in a securities fraud case.
Lance Scott Rawson and his co-defendant, Joseph Venezia, both recently accepted a pre-trial diversion, allowing the charges to be dismissed should they complete the program, according to the State Attorney's Office.
Rawson, 40, and Venezia, 73, were arrested in November 2008 after they reportedly sold more than $20,000 worth of eSuite Hotels stock to an acquaintance without approval.
Venezia claimed that eSuite chairman Jerry Ellenburg asked both him and Rawson to seek investors to help raise money …
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