Eight South Floridians are charged with securities fraud after allegedly taking millions of dollars from elderly people who thought they were investing in legitimate sports and gambling firms.
July 28, 2015 at 01:15 PM
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Eight South Floridians were indicted on securities fraud charges after allegedly taking millions of dollars from elderly people by capitalizing on fake ties to the National Football League and the Virgin Gaming online gambling site.
The indictment alleged the men raised about $2.7 million through the two schemes.
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