Former Nevada woman arrested for mortgage fraud

The Blotter

Monday, May 14, 2018

A woman formerly of Las Vegas was arrested in Cloverdale, Calif., and charged by the Nevada Attorney General with mortgage fraud. She is allegedly conspired with her husband to mislead victims whose homes were at risk of foreclosure. Read on for more details.

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