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Stockbrokers accused of swindling more than $83 million from customers of the now-defunct investment firm Meyers Pollock Robbins failed to convince a Manhattan judge to dismiss enterprise corruption charges against them. The 12 brokers, together with branch owners and others connected to the investment firm, joined in seeking dismissal of the charges, which form the centerpiece of a 111-count indictment.
April 02, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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