A Department of Justice news release announced guilty verdicts for two individuals. They were convicted of various charges, including conspiracy and securities fraud. The convictions are related to a Ponzi scheme involving a former financial advisor.
The scheme resulted in the collection of fees through deceitful means. Further details about the case are available from the Department of Justice.
The individuals convicted, Joshua Allen and Michael Cox, were found guilty in a federal courtroom.
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