Tampa contractor Brian Marshall, who was scheduled for trial in Dallas this morning on a charge of securities fraud, may have been offered a plea deal.
Information circulating among contractors and others, some of whom are owed money for work done for Marshall, indicates he may have made an agreement with federal prosecutors.
Assistant U.S. Attorney J. Nicholas Bunch, lead prosecutor in the case, was in his office at the time the trial was to be underway in court, but he declined to comment when…
Tampa contractor Brian Marshall, who was scheduled for trial in Dallas this morning on a charge of securities fraud, may have been offered a plea deal.
Information circulating among contractors and others, some of whom are owed money for work done for Marshall, indicates he may have made an agreement with federal prosecutors.
Assistant U.S. Attorney J. Nicholas Bunch, lead prosecutor in the case, was in his office at the time the trial was to be underway in court, but he declined to comment when…