A former federal prosecutor who lived under the shadow of a criminal indictment for three years before it was dismissed in 2013 has sued international gunmaker Gaston Glock Sr., his Georgia-based companies and several lawyers, claiming they conspired to frame him to conceal a global tax evasion scheme by Glock.
The suit—filed late Monday in Fulton County State Court by William Stone of Boone & Stone on behalf of James M. Harper III—claims the inventor of the Glock pistol enlisted the aid of a former Smyrna police detective, a former Cobb County prosecutor and lawyers in Atlanta, Washington and New York to orchestrate a criminal investigation that led to Harper’s 2010 indictment on racketeering charges.
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