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ncluding gambling. He's accused of using and losing more than $1 EFTA00135844 million at a casino using the funds over three separate occasions." The Cleveland Plain Dealer (12/7, Heisig, 895K) reports, "Prosecutors said Fayne stole more than $885,000 intended for a construction management contractor and an audio-visual

scheme tied to the approval of developments. They induded a 77-story tower in Huizar's district that would have been the largest skyscraper west of the Mississippi River. The developer, who already had a hotel in the district, was accused of providing cash and benefits worth $800,000 to Huizar and others that induded

al interests, including gambling. He's accused of using and losing more than $1 million at a casino using the funds over three separate occasions." The Cleveland Plain Dealer <https://www.cleveland.com/court-justice/2020/12/cleveland-developer-embezzled- 885000-from-eastside-market-project-during-bad-losing-streak-at-casin

scheme tied to the approval of developments. They included a 77-story tower in Huizar's district that would have been the largest skyscraper west of the Mississippi River. The developer, who already had a hotel in the district, was accused of providing cash and benefits worth $800,000 to Huizar and others that include

al interests, including gambling. He's accused of using and losing more than $1 million at a casino using the funds over three separate occasions." The Cleveland Plain Dealer (12/7, Heisig, 895K) reports, "Prosecutors said Fayne stole more than $885,000 intended for a construction management contractor and an audio-visual

cheme tied to the approval of developments. They included a 77-story tower in Huizar's district that would have been the largest skyscraper west of the Mississippi River. The developer, who already had a hotel in the district, was accused of providing cash and benefits worth $800,000 to Huizar and others that includ

al interests, including gambling. He's accused of using and losing more than $1 million at a casino using the funds over three separate occasions." The Cleveland Plain Dealer (1217, Heisig, 895K) reports, "Prosecutors said Fayne stole more than $885,000 intended for a construction management contractor and an audio-visual

scheme tied to the approval of developments. They included a 77-story tower in Huizar's district that would have been the largest skyscraper west of the Mississippi River. The developer, who already had a hotel in the district, was accused of providing cash and benefits worth $800,000 to Huizar and others that include