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FBI steps up on mortgage fraud

Filed in archive corporate crime by leon on June 13, 2008

Last month, I did a blog entry on how mortgage fraud cases were up and stretching the resources of the FBI.

Now we have further evidence of that with Bloomberg reporting that the FBI has pulled agents off financial crimes cases so that they can focus on subprime. Clearly, this problem is getting bigger than anyone expected.

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