May 13, 07:51 PM

Peter Coker Sr. and Son Sentenced for $100 Million New Jersey Deli Stock Fraud Involving Shell Company

Peter Coker Sr., a North Carolina businessman, was sentenced to six months in prison for his involvement in a stock fraud scheme that inflated the value of a New Jersey deli corporation to more than $100 million. The scheme also involved a related shell company. Peter Coker Sr. and his son were both implicated in the fraudulent activities, which centered around artificially pumping up the stock price of the deli business. The case has drawn attention due to the unusually high valuation of the deli, which was at the core of the stock manipulation.

#North Carolina #New Jersey

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NBC News@NBCNews
1 year ago
The father and son duo behind a stock fraud scheme involving the infamous $100 million New Jersey deli were sentenced to several months in prison. https://t.co/L7POeJFQK3
NY Post Business@nypostbiz
1 year ago
Father-and-son fraudsters behind $100M New Jersey deli stock scam sent to prison https://t.co/ttvOIqr3NJ https://t.co/cRGqFElAec
NBC10 Philadelphia@NBCPhiladelphia
1 year ago
North Carolina businessman Peter Coker Sr. was sentenced for a scheme to fraudulently pump up the stock of the infamous $100 million New Jersey deli corporation and a related shell company. https://t.co/uVufwhDmc7

Peter Coker Sr. and Son Sentenced for $100 Million New Jersey Deli Stock Fraud Involving Shell Company

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