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F5 Project leaders' loans and transactions were illegal self-dealing, North Dakota attorney general says
The agreement follows a months-long probe that found self-dealing loans and could lead to further sanctions if the nonprofit fails to comply.
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North Dakota AG resolves consumer protection investigation into F5 Project
FARGO, N.D. — North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley announced during a news conference that his office’s Consumer Protection Division has concluded its investigation into the non-profit organization F5 Project, resulting in a formal resolution filed with the Cass County District Court. According to Wrigley, the state’s probe substantiated several major allegations involving top leadership at the organization, specifically founder Adam Marti…
F5 Project leaders' loans and transactions were illegal self-dealing, North Dakota attorney general says
Attorney General Drew Wrigley said enforcement action stemming from a months-long investigation was one with which the Fargo-based nonprofit "can either comply or it can die."
·Fargo, United States
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