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Man Sentenced for Posing as Lawyer to Help With Mortgage Debt

Saturday, Jun 12 2021
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A 61-year-old Newport Beach, Calif., man has received a four-year prison sentence for pretending to be an attorney and stealing from clients he promised to help with their mortgage payments, court documents show. So reports Patch.com.

prison icon 2071965 640 small 518x400James Frank Barker pleaded guilty last year to 23 felonies, including grand theft, money laundering and forgery.

Barker was arrested four years ago.

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