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Four Indicted in Alleged Bank Scam: The U.S. attorney’s office filed fraud charges against four Florida men, saying they provided San Francisco-based Wells Fargo Bank with false information when applying for a $40-million loan. Harold F. Sahlen Jr., Aarif Dahod, Nelson H. Logal and Lawrence E. C. Bodden are accused of doctoring the books of Sahlen & Associates Inc., a Florida-based security and investigative firm, in order to get the loan in 1989, and then failing to pay the money back. Wells Fargo refused to comment on the case.
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