Item from KHON2 News
Five members of a native Hawaiian sovereignty group on Maui are being accused of luring unsuspecting clients with bold talk and official looking documents.
A twenty-five count indictment unsealed in U.S. District Court Thursday alleges the group committed various fraud and tax offenses through a debt assistance program that relied on falsified documents.
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The defendants operated under the trade names Hawaiiloa Foundation, Ko Hawaii Pae Aina and The Registry.
Here’s the AP article in the Maui News.
And here’s the Star-Advertiser article.
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