ING Reps Plead Guilty In $1.6M Fraud Case
| By Paul Mcenroe, Star Tribune, Minneapolis |
Madison, who worked in
As a member of the employee benefits team, Madison was responsible for handling
In one instance in May, Madison defrauded
The women, who could not be reached for comment, do not have criminal records. No one at
The pair's scheme apparently came to light after an anonymous tipster told bank officials about the fraud. "It came about as a result of an internal investigation," said
In all, the pair conspired to create nearly 200 checks to be drawn on
Federal bankruptcy filings indicate that Madison filed for Chapter 7 liquidation in
Assistant U.S. Attorney
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