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SEC obtains emergency relief to halt alleged $191 million cattle Ponzi scheme

The Securities and Exchange Commission in December announced that it obtained a temporary restraining order, asset freeze, the appointment of a receiver, and other emergency relief to halt an ongoing $191 million cattle Ponzi scheme being perpetrated by Fort Worth, Texas company Agridime LLC, which claims to specialize in meat sales, distribution, and animal supply chain management, and its owners, Josh Link of Gilbert, Arizona, and Jed Wood of Fort Worth.

SEC gov | SEC Obtains Emergency Relief to Halt $191 Million Cattle Ponzi Scheme

SEC gov | SEC Obtains Emergency Relief to Halt $191 Million Cattle Ponzi Scheme
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Chimene Van Gundy, Outstanding Real Estate Solutions, Inc , Michael Trofimoff, Santos Kidd, and Maria Tosta (Release No LR-25739; May 31, 2023)

Chimene Van Gundy, Outstanding Real Estate Solutions, Inc , Michael Trofimoff, Santos Kidd, and Maria Tosta (Release No LR-25739; May 31, 2023)
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SEC Charges Texas School District And Its Former CFO With Fraud In $20 Million Bond Sale

<p><span>The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Crosby Independent School District (Crosby ISD) and its former Chief Financial Officer, Carla Merka, with misleading investors in the sale of $20 million of municipal bonds in order to pay its outstanding construction liabilities and fund new capital projects. The SEC also charged Crosby&rsquo;s auditor, Shelby Lackey, with improper professional conduct in connection with the audit of the school district&rsquo;s 2017 fiscal year financial statements.</span></p>

SEC: Post-SPAC Music Streaming Company Reaches $38 8 Million Settlement In Ongoing Fraud Action

<p><span>The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced a $38.8 million settlement of charges against Akazoo S.A., a purported music streaming business based in Greece, for allegedly defrauding investors out of tens of millions of dollars in connection with a 2019 special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) business combination. Akazoo s assets were previously frozen as the result of an emergency action filed by the SEC in September 2020.</span></p>

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