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January 20, 2022

Bloomington, feature, McLean County

McLean County Board Chairman indicted in Federal Court for theft, wire fraud totaling over $890,000 –

BY JOHN KRAFT & KIRK ALLEN

ON January 5, 2016

Chicago, IL. (ECWd) -

Bloomington, Illinois' McLean County Board Chairman Matt Sorensen, former State Farm employee, named in federal indictment coming out of the Northern District of Illinois.

The indictment, containing 14 pages and 8 Counts, claims that since 2004, Sorenson and co-workers submitted fraudulent invoices totaling over $890,000.00 and wire fraud related to the invoices. Sorrensen allegedly used two separate companies to bill for fraudulent consulting services.

He is scheduled to appear for arraignment on January 11, 2016, before U.S. Magistrate Judge Michael T. Mason in Chicago.

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2 Comments
  • Dave
    Posted at 17:58h, 05 January

    Why watch TV, real life just as unbelievable and is reality

  • thesliceiconic
    Posted at 15:18h, 06 January

    It is estimated that one in 34, to one in 75 men are sociopaths. We see them all over in our government and businesses. There need to be methods in place to prevent their acquisition of these positions of power, and to remove them if they obtain one. Oversight is critical at every level of government and business.

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2 Comments
  • Dave
    Posted at 17:58h, 05 January

    Why watch TV, real life just as unbelievable and is reality

  • thesliceiconic
    Posted at 15:18h, 06 January

    It is estimated that one in 34, to one in 75 men are sociopaths. We see them all over in our government and businesses. There need to be methods in place to prevent their acquisition of these positions of power, and to remove them if they obtain one. Oversight is critical at every level of government and business.

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