BARTOW, Fla. AP - A former vice president for a subprime lender has been convicted of mortgage fraud, racketeering and grand theft.Orson Benn, who worked for Argent Mortgage Co., faces up to 105 years in prison when sentenced at a later date, Attorney General Bill McCollum's office said Wednesday.A Circuit Court jury convicted Benn in connection with 130 loans worth about $13 million.
July 31, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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BARTOW, Fla. AP – A former vice president for a subprime lender has been convicted of mortgage fraud, racketeering and grand theft.
Orson Benn, who worked for Argent Mortgage Co., faces up to 105 years in prison when sentenced at a later date, Attorney General Bill McCollum’s office said Wednesday.
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