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AG Nessel Charges Farmington Hills Nonprofit Leader with 16 Felonies Involving $20M Grant
Nessel says Beydoun diverted grant money for personal expenses and deceptive records after securing the award through political ties.
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Oakland County woman accused of using $20M state grant to buy rugs, private dinners, home decor
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Wednesday announced 16 felony charges against a Farmington Hills businesswoman accused of stealing and misusing millions of dollars from a $20 million state grant meant to create a global business accelerator in Oakland County.
AG Nessel charges Farmington Hills nonprofit leader with 16 felonies involving $20M grant
She allegedly used funds for her own personal use and enrichment, repeatedly lied to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation about expenses and activities of her business accelerator nonprofit.
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