Maryland’s Old Court S&L;’s owner was indicted.
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Jeffrey A. Levitt was indicted on 12 felony theft charges involving $13.6 million in funds from Old Court and from First Progressive Savings & Loan. It was the the first indictment resulting from a joint state and federal investigation into the causes of the state’s thrift institution crisis last spring.
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