More delays in EFI case

Three admitted participants in the Equipment Finance Inc. loan fraud have had their sentencings delayed again, this time to November. The latest postponements push the sentencings well past the Oct. 25 beginning of the trial of the five other defendants in the EFI case who denied wrongdoing. Court p...

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Source: Lancaster Online

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