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Us Dept of Justice vs Pro1 IAQ, Inc.
On August 11, 2022, the US Department of Justice announced Pro1 IAQ, Inc. must forfeit $1,057,617 to the federal government under the terms of a non-prosecution agreement.
By signing the non-prosecution agreement, representatives of Pro1 admitted that former executive officers engaged in a conspiracy to embezzle funds from Preferred Family Healthcare, Inc., a Springfield-based nonprofit corporation, from 2008 to November 2017. Pro1 benefited from acts of alleged criminal misconduct by the executives, who were also executives of the charity and channeled funds from Preferred Family Healthcare to financially enrich the firm.
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