Auto Mogul Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud Charges

Denny Hecker, a Minnesota auto mogul, has pleaded not guilty on February 11, 2010 to charges that he was trying to defraud lenders of millions. After being charged with multiple counts of  fraud and money laundering, Hecker was release under electronic monitoring, with a curfew and other conditions. The indictment states that, allegedly, Hecker borrowed money from commercial lenders and used purchased vehicles from his business and the primary collateral. The defense attorney on the case is blaming the allegations on business difficulties of the lender and a business dispute between the two. The case is currently being tried in court.

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