Consumer Banking giant vs guru.
It ’s an odd story with a cross-border fraud arrest in California, a national campaign against a bank in Atlanta, a famous radio personality and demand withdrawal of tens of millions of dollars of anger to the audience wanted to protest.
No one is the adoption of debt to the escalating confrontation between Bank of America and lawyer Howard Clark, and most information is difficult to verify.But the lesson is clear: If you next time, a cheque of a foreigner, veterinary care, or end, you can in prison.
“I’m the type has received The Scarlet Letter tattooed on my forehead,” said Matthew SHINNICK, San Francisco man arrested last January with a subsidiary of Bank of America near his home when he tried a cash - $ 2000 review was as false. He said he received the cheque from a man who wanted to buy two bikes, he had put up for sale on Craigslist.
SHINNICK said, he spent 11 hours in jail before convincing the authorities of his innocence. Prosecutors declined the transfer of fraud charges, and this summer, a judge vacated his record, “said Sharon Woo, an assistant prosecutor in San Francisco.But SHINNICK wants an excuse Charlotte-based Bank of America and reimbursement of $ 14000 in legal fees.
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