Former NFL player Reggie Rucker stole more than $100000 from Cleveland charity to pay Las Vegas gambling debts – New York Daily News

DAVID RICHARD/AP Reggie Rucker is accused of stealing from Cleveland charity to pay off gambling losses in Las Vegas. CLEVELAND A former NFL player withdrew hundreds of thousands of dollars from the account of an inner-city Cleveland charity to satisfy Las Vegas gambling debts and to pay personal expenses, according to charges filed Tuesday…

Michael Noonan opposed changes to insolvency regime – Irish Examiner

Finance Minister Michael Noonan was strongly opposed to changes designed to help struggling mortgage holders just months before they were approved. Changes to the personal insolvency legislation which removed banks ability to veto repayment solutions involving a persons home were announced last May. Less than three months earlier, however, Mr Noonan warned of the unintended…

Ex-Brown Reggie Rucker charged with using charitable donations to pay gambling debt – fox8.com

Reggie Rucker (Fox 8 file photo) × Ex-Brown Reggie Rucker charged with using charitable donations to pay gambling debt Reggie Rucker (Fox 8 file photo) CLEVELAND Former Cleveland Browns wide receiver Reggie Rucker is facing federal charges after authorities say he used charitable donations to pay his gambling debts. Rucker, 68, of Warrensville Heights, played for the…

Reggie Rucker accused of paying gambling debts with non-profits’ money, charged with wire fraud – cleveland.com

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Former Cleveland Browns player and founder of the Cleveland Peacemakers Alliance Reggie Rucker was charged Tuesday in federal court with using hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations to his non-profit agencies to pay off gambling debts and his mortgage among other personal expenses. Federal prosecutors say Rucker used the non-profits’ bank…

Batelco draws first blood; Chennai HC freezes Siva’s select India assets till month end – Economic Times

MUMBAI/CHENNAI: In a relief to Batelco Group, Bahrain based global telecoms company, the Madras High Court has directed serial investor Chinnakannan Sivasankaran, his relatives and his flagship company Siva Ltd not to sell or to create any third party rights on some of their Indian assets until February 22. The values of these movable and…