Former Minneapolis Chamber CEO Weinhagen to be sentenced Jan. 7
Weinhagen is accused of embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars while running the chamber Jonathan Weinhagen, former CEO of the Minneapolis Regional Chamber, will be sentenced on Jan. 7 after pleading guilty to mail fraud. Federal prosecutors allege that Weinhag created a sham consulting business to funnel over $200,000 in chamber money to himself and falsified documents to pay for a $15,000 Hawaii vacation. He also allegedly pocketed $30,000 from unclaimed chamber funds to contribute to a Crime Stoppers reward for information on the shooting death of two Minneapolis kids. Weinhagg has been ordered to forfeit $203,200 and any property he obtained through the $30k in reward money.
Опубликовано : 3 часа назад от Nick Halter в Politics
Jonathan Weinhagen, who pleaded guilty to embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars while CEO of the Minneapolis Regional Chamber, will be sentenced on Jan. 7, according to federal court filings.
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