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A former Massachusetts state representative has pleaded guilty to a batch of bank and wire fraud charges. So reports State House News Service.
Among other crimes, David Nangle admitted to getting a home mortgage and three home equity lines of credit amounting to $115,000 by hiding debt from banks.
Nangle, who faces the possibility of decades in prison, also admitted paying golf club dues out of campaign donations.
