Diane Harkey Sued for Fraud
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Harkey Sinking in New Poll
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All three files are also available in a single zip file.
Harkey's Tax Liens
Harkey's businesses have been levied 14 times for unpaid taxes in amounts as large as $49,119. You should see the
"necessities" she bought when she was behind on her taxes. Read More
Harkey's State Ethics Violations
The Conflict of Interest Office with the California Fair Political Practices Commission issued a ruling that Diane Harkey
should abstain from voting on issues concerning her family's income. Their report to Diane: "you may not participate in or vote" on matters
concerning the Town Center development because Diane's family owns property there.
What did she do? She ignored the state's ruling and participated in council actions that would directly affect her income.
What else has Diane done? Read More.
Lawsuits Against the Harkey's
Diane Harkey's husband Dan and their company, Point Center Financial, a secondary market mortgage lender, are Defendant's in a $39,000,000 Federal civil action arising under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (also known as "RICO"). Click here to download the 100 plus page complaint of allegations of wrongdoing against Harkey and their business that is in Federal court right now in Riverside!
Read the court documents!
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"Despite public denials from her own Assembly staff, just a few months ago,
Diane Harkey disclosed under penalty of perjury an interest of up to $1,000,000
in "Point Center Financial," a company being sued by investors for fraud
and under investigation for operating "Ponzi scheme," bilking investors,
according to the Los Angeles Times and KNBC News. Harkey's
recent mandatory financial disclosures as an elected official now prove her connection
to the troubled company and may become evidence in the fraud litigation."
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Diane Harkey's sad legacy in Dana Point-
- a failed Town Center project;
- more government spending;
- more regulations;
- more city union employees;
- fewer businesses.
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