Tobacco broker sentenced in crop fraud case [The Wilson Daily Times, N.C.]
| By Corey Friedman, The Wilson Daily Times, N.C. | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
"Today's sentence reflects the harm committed on our community as a result of this massive, multi-million-dollar fraud scheme and should serve as a deterrent for tobacco brokers, warehousemen and receiving station operators who are contemplating helping farmers sell hidden tobacco and file false claims," U.S. Attorney
Faulkner operated independent tobacco receiving stations in
Prosecutors said Faulkner resold his off-the-books tobacco to Phillip Morris. He sold or caused to be sold nearly
The U.S.
"This sentence will deter other agricultural businessmen from engaging in illegal business practices which facilitate fraud in the federal crop insurance program and other
corey@wilsontimes.com -- 265-7821
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