2008-06-30 — detroitnews.com
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Detroit said it has charged 28 people since March in a crackdown on mortgage fraud.
The charges grew out of 15 cases that caused $50 million in losses, mainly to financial institutions, U.S. Attorney Stephen Murphy said at a news conference in Detroit.
Two cases in eastern Michigan accounted for some $40 million of the region's losses.
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