Fraud charges dismissed against N.J. social media influencer
A federal judge in Texas dismissed charges Wednesday against a Hoboken man with hundreds of thousands of social media followers who was accused of participating in a“ pump and dump” stock market scheme, his attorneys said. The judge ultimately ruled his online conduct did not constitute a crime and concluded that Hennessey did not deprive investors of their…
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