A jury found Lucie Tondreau guilty of engineering an $8 million mortgage fraud before she was elected.
December 16, 2014 at 05:00 PM
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A 12-member jury on Tuesday convicted suspended North Miami Mayor Marie Lucie Tondreau for conducting an $8 million mortgage fraud scheme before she was elected.
Tondreau, one of South Florida’s most popular Haitian-American politicians, was arrested in May after she was indicted along with her former fiance, Karl Oreste, president of KMC Mortgage Corp.
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