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Ex-Connecticut Housing Chief Charged With Fraud Over Loan Scheme

Bloomberg Markets Friday 25 September 2026, 15:40 UTC By Martin Z. Braun 1 min read
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The former executive director of two public housing agencies was charged with fraud and money laundering this week by federal prosecutors in Connecticut.

The former executive director of two public housing agencies was charged with fraud and money laundering this week by federal prosecutors in Connecticut.
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