US EditionFeds Say Philly Firm Sold “Virus-Killing” Product That Didn’t Do What It Claimed
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Feds Say Philly Firm Sold “Virus-Killing” Product That Didn’t Do What It Claimed
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Federal prosecutors have announced charges against ViaClean Technologies, LLC, its founder, James Young, 46, of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, and associate Sean Storrie, 59, of Philadelphia, in connection with allegations of fraud and violations of federal pesticide regulations. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Young and ViaClean Technologies are accused of conspiring with others to …
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