South Carolina trio face new federal money laundering charges
Three men calling themselves the 3 Hebrew Boys were indicted on 12 counts of money laundering and 10 counts of transporting fraudulently obtained checks. They previously faced 35 counts of mail fraud and contend securities charges in state court. Prosecutors say they lured at least 7,000 investors in two dozen states, taking about 80 million dollars with promises of up to 500 percent returns. A Marine at Beaufort Air Station is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of another Marine from a gunshot wound, with charges upgraded after the death. Lance Cpl. Patrick King remains jailed on 50 thousand dollars bond.
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Judge approves sale of armored vehicle maker in bankruptcy case
Charleston area court approved Protect ed Vehicles Inc. sale for 6 million to Patriarch Partners LLC after a hearing in Charleston. Patriarch plans to invest 5 million and resume production at Protected Vehicles, with Lynn Tilton promising hundreds of workers within six months.
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