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Two men face prison for $1.7M auto financing scam

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By:
Danielle Szatkowski
August 21, 2019 03:33 PM

A federal judge in Georgia sentenced two men to prison for their roles in a small auto financing fraud ring that involved seven defendants and created $1.7 million in bank and credit union losses.

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