Man Who Posed As Gov't Official Gets 5 Years For $26M Fraud

By Cara Mannion · December 7, 2016, 4:54 PM EST

A New York federal judge on Tuesday sentenced an Illinois man to five years behind bars after he pled guilty to concocting a $26 million investment fraud scheme and stealing the...

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