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Fat Joe Files Lawsuit Versus Written Firm Who Tangibly Embezzled Over $340k From Him, Claims Money Went Towards Uber Rides, Meals & Tuition Payments
Rapper Fat Joe is cracking lanugo on his longtime written firm who tangibly stole from him.
According to reports, the 52-year-old musician filed legal documents versus a Chicago based written firm for tangibly running a ponzi scheme and defrauding him. Documents speak the company’s longtime CPA Andre N. Chammas as well as his teammate Vanessa Rodriguez made off with millions by circulating stolen funds between the finance of Joe as well as a few MLB players. Reportedly, the baseball players involved are not untied of the suit at this time.
Reports state that Joe, real name Joseph Antonio Cartagena, noticed irregularities without Rodriguez was fired when in July. In the suit, the “Lean Back” versifier claims that significant income from his several of his merchantry finance were missing. Court documents reportedly showed that one of his entities, Sneaker Addict Touring, was missing over $300k in deposits.
Additionally, Joe alleges there were unauthorized Amex vellum finance taken out in his wife, Lorena Cartagena’s, name. Reportedly, credit vellum charges showed over $40k was spent on Uber meals and rides, as well as tuition payments for Rodriguez’s daughter.
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Reportedly, the so-called thieves were worldly-wise to get yonder with the scam by involving several upper income accounts. The suit reportedly claims that MLB stars Jose Iglesias of Colorado Rockies, Luis Garcia of the Houston Astros and former Chicago White Sox player Dayan Viciedo were victimized as well. Reports state the baseball players moreover had finance opened in their names and money flowed between several accounts.
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Joe is reportedly suing for an unidentified, but “huge” number in damages. It’s unclear if the MLB stars named plan to file individual suits as well.
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