birmingham.fbi.gov | 8/31/09 | $470,000 | suspect: Scott Hippard
SCOTT M. HIPPARD, 51, has pleaded guilty to mail/wire fraud and money laundering in a condominium project kickback scheme.
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mercedsunstar.com | 8/31/09 | $1.7 million | suspect: Mary Ann Jones
Months of investigation ended Thursday when an arrest warrant was issued for a former Los Banos utility billing technician for allegedly embezzling more than $1.7 million in public funds.
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reuters.com | 8/31/09 | victim: Ben Bernake
Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke was among hundreds of victims of an identity fraud ring that stole more than $2.1 million from consumers and financial institutions across the United States, Newsweek magazine reported on its website.
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thenewsherald.com | 8/31/09 | $40,000 | suspect: Scott Muir
A former general manager of the Kennedy Recreation Center charged with skimming more than $40,000 of proceeds from a vending machine.
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houston.fbi.gov | suspect: James Davis | victim: Stanford Financial Investors
James M. Davis, 60, the former chief financial officer of Houston-based Stanford Financial Group (SFG), pleaded guilty today to fraud and obstruction charges related to a $7 billion scheme to defraud investors.
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mercurynews.com | 8/27/09 | $180,000 | suspect: Harry Green
A longtime Contra Costa County publisher with stakes in local newspapers was indicted Tuesday on charges he underreported his income from the publications, a U.S. attorney announced.
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baltimore.fbi.gov | 8/27/09 | $4 million | victims: Federal National Payables and Associated Receivables Funding
Three men were charged with posing as a goverment contractor in their scheme to fraudulently finance $4 million of false receivables.
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washingtondc.fbi.gov | 8/27/09 |$39.6 million | suspect: Lee William Dubois
Lee William Dubois, a former Department of Defense (DoD) contractor, was sentenced today to three years in prison for his participation in a scheme to steal fuel worth approximately $39.6 million from the U.S. Army in Iraq.
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miami.fbi.gov | 8/27/09 | $14,000 |victim: Crime Stoppers
City of Miami Police Officer Wayne Fortella and two civilian associates, Kurt Burgess and Ainsworth Stanley, were charged in a Criminal Complaint with scheming to collect Crime Stoppers rewards to which they were not entitled.
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bloomberg.com | 8/26/09 | $74 million | suspect: Hassan Nemazee
Hassan Nemazee, chairman of Nemazee Capital Corp. and a democratic fundraiser, was arrested on a bank fraud charge and ordered to remain under house arrest on $25 million bail.
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