A financial adviser who claimed a "mental health breakdown" caused him to steal more than $600,000 from clients was sentenced to five years in prison for fraud Friday in U.S. District Court.Federal prosecutors said skimming from accounts and the charging of excessive fees by Aaron J. Johnson,...
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