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F5 Project leaders’ loans and transactions were illegal self-dealing, North Dakota attorney general says
FARGO — A Fargo-based advocacy group whose mission is to help people reintegrating into communities after incarceration has signed a compliance agreement with the state of North Dakota following a months-long investigation, Attorney General Drew Wrigley announced Wednesday, Sept. 23. During a press conference at the Cass County Courthouse, Wrigley said, “the troubling allegations about [...] The post F5 Project leaders’ loans and transactions were illegal self-dealing, North Dakota attorney gene
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