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| #403 Updated: 4/26/07 7:20 a.m. State's case against Pearlman shrinks The state's case against Trans Continental Airlines and its alleged $317-million Ponzi scheme just got a little smaller and eventually could be dropped now that federal authorities are leading the investigation. MAN ARRESTED FOR FRAUDULENT SALE OF GUCCI STOCK OPTIONS MICHAEL J. GARCIA, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced the arrest of TIMOTHY KHAN on charges involving the fraudulent sale of $7 million in options on the stock of designer retailer Gucci Group NV. EMPLOYEE ARRESTED FOR MISAPPROPRIATING HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS OF CLIENT DIVIDEND PAYMENTS BERNARD SANTOS was arrested yesterday on charges that he embezzled more than $500,000 in client dividends while employed at ING Financial Services LLC. Waiters Arrested In $3M Credit Card Fraud Workers In 40 Restaurants In Five States Engaged In Identity Theft Of Diners Subprime `Liar Loans' Fuel Bust With $1 Billion Fraud Cheating on mortgage applications is so widespread and so seldom punished that it's fueling an increase in foreclosures that will prolong the housing slump, said Robert W. Russell, counsel to the director of the Office of Thrift Supervision, which oversees savings and loans. |