US EditionCNBC financial pundit who became fugitive arrested by FBI
- James Arthur McDonald Jr., accused of defrauding investors for millions, was arrested by the FBI in Washington after fleeing a meeting with the SEC almost three years ago.
- McDonald faces a potential 20-year prison sentence for securities fraud and wire fraud, along with additional charges, according to the Department of Justice.
- McDonald, a fugitive since 2021, deleted all his communications before fleeing and faces various charges, including fraud.
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CNBC financial pundit who became fugitive arrested by FBI
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The Gateway PunditCNBC Analyst Arrested on Federal Charges After Disappearing and Being Declared a Fugitive
After more than two and a half years on the run, federal authorities caught up with one-time fiscal guru James Arthur McDonald Jr. who was wanted on fraud charges. Deadline […] The post CNBC Analyst Arrested on Federal Charges After Disappearing and Being Declared a Fugitive appeared first on The Western Journal.
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