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Ohio business owner indicted over retirement funds and investment allegations

The Justice Department says the charges involve employee retirement contributions, client investments and identities used to obtain a home loan.

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  • The department says the alleged schemes mainly affected victims in Greater Cleveland.
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The allegations concern employees’ retirement savings and client investments, but the indictment’s claims are not findings of guilt.

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The U.S. Department of Justice announced that an Ohio business owner was indicted on charges involving alleged embezzlement of employee retirement contributions, client investments and the use of others’ identities to obtain a home loan. The department also describes the allegations as involving Ponzi and mortgage fraud schemes. These are allegations, not established findings.

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Ohio business owner indicted over retirement funds and investment allegationsUS Department of Justice

The Justice Department says the charges involve employee retirement contributions, client investments and identities used to obtain a home loan.US Department of Justice

The department says the alleged schemes mainly affected victims in Greater Cleveland.US Department of Justice

The allegations concern employees’ retirement savings and client investments, but the indictment’s claims are not findings of guilt.US Department of Justice

The U.S. Department of Justice announced that an Ohio business owner was indicted on charges involving alleged embezzlement of employee retirement contributions, client investments and the use of others’ identities to obtain a home loan.US Department of Justice

The department also describes the allegations as involving Ponzi and mortgage fraud schemes.US Department of Justice

These are allegations, not established findings.US Department of Justice

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