According to court documents, in late 2018, the FSA conducted a spot check and discovered that the bins of corn the farmer had pledged as collateral for three of the loans were almost empty. He had sold the corn under a family member’s name to avoid detection by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
According to court documents, in late 2018, the FSA conducted a spot check and discovered that the bins of corn the farmer had pledged as collateral for three of the loans were almost empty. He had sold the corn under a family member’s name to avoid detection by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
According to court documents, in late 2018, the FSA conducted a spot check and discovered that the bins of corn the farmer had pledged as collateral for three of the loans were almost empty. He had sold the corn under a family member’s name to avoid detection by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
According to court documents, in late 2018, the FSA conducted a spot check and discovered that the bins of corn the farmer had pledged as collateral for three of the loans were almost empty. He had sold the corn under a family member’s name to avoid detection by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
Robert Waldon John Anderson, 67, on May 6 pleaded guilty to one count of conversion of Commodity Credit Corporation security. U.S. District Judge Nancy E. Brasel sentenced Anderson to three years of probation, 150 hours of community service and restitution of $1,403,578.40.