United States v. Reginald Walton
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Circuit Judge.
The Indianapolis Land Bank was created to improve the quality of life in Indianapolis neighborhoods by returning tax-delinquent and other troubled properties into productive use. But, in 2011,- Reginald Walton, the manager of the Land Bank, began scheming with others, including David Johnson, to use the Land Bank as a. personal piggy bank by orchestrating the sale and resale of the City’s properties through a nonprofit loophole and pocketing the profits. The total loss to the city was $282,782.38. For 'their role in this scheme, Johnson and Walton were indicted and…
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