Posted on 07/04/2018 7:29:36 AM PDT by BlackAdderess
For Roberto Dip, the president of a professional soccer team in Honduras, everything seemed to be business as usual Friday morning as he talked to a sports reporter about the new coach his club hoped to hire.
Hours later, Dip was arrested on a warrant drafted by a New Orleans-based FBI agent accusing him of illegally plotting to increase the cost of shipping cargo from the United States to Honduras and other places.
Dip – who owns a freight shipping company with offices in the New Orleans area and Baton Rouge – is facing charges of breaking federal anti-trust laws along with one of his employees, Jason Handal, according to court records unsealed Friday.
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now if only they would apply antitrust laws to the medical field we could make some progress.
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