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Ex-Maine bank executive accused of using $220,000 in bank funds at strip clubs

jackslash
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Detroit strip clubs

12 yrs ago · 1 min read

At least he didn't waste the money.

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zipman68

Who knew Juice was a bank executive? Wait...can't be Juice. If brother Juice were a bank exec they'd catch him jackin' it in the vault after the customers complained the the money was "all sticky an' shit".

Juice! Juice! Juice!

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tumblingdice

Ahahahah,I knew that guy.Dumbass left a paper trail.

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rockstar666

Everyone knows you should only use cash at a club!

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JohnSmith69

What a fucking idiot! How could anybody spend $10,000 in Boston strip club? Detroit, Miami, Atlanta, or Dallas, sure. But Boston? Fucking idiot.

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deogol

What? A banker use his own money? Surely you jest.

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tumblingdice

Arundel Economic Development Committee and Arundel Recreation Committee,well he certainly had the cred.

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Vin66

Wow that's crazy. I used to go to pts it was a nice club, kinda gone downhill since then. $220,000 in 72 visits, that's an average of about $3,000 a visit. Sounds like he had a good time.

Worked for td too. That place was so big no one knew what was going on. It doesn't surprise me this went on for a year.

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joker44

Beyond the $$$$ at SCs, I hope both TD & Kennebunk officials are looking at any decisions he was responsible for in his bank position.

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steve229

Didn't they have any internal controls? At my company accounting goes thru every expense voucher with a fine tooth comb, and will hound you about a missing $12 gas receipt for your rental car

Oh, wait, this was a bank, never mind

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deogol

Really, just call up the Fed to print up another interest free loan...

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