Says Hunter Hanson's time should fit the hit on victims
source: AgWeek
Brian Larson is general manager of the Co-op Elevator of McClusky, ND — ground zero for elevators that took a big hit with the Hunter Hanson grain scam in 2018, reportsAgWeek.
Hanson, 22,was sentenced to 8 years on Tuesdayafter pleading guilty to fraud and wire fraud charges and has agreed to pay $11.1 million in restitution for defrauding farmers in a Ponzi scheme.
Larson's business was hit for $768,370.40, accounting for 126,110 bushels of hard red spring wheat.
"I think he should receive the maximum allowable penalty," Larson toldAgWeek. "You go through the whole range of emotions, the anger. My board of directors believed the way I handled it was proper."
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