ANGOLA, Ind. (WPTA) – A former chief financial officer for a company headquartered in Angola and his assistant are accused of laundering thousands of dollars for personal use.
Michael Campo, 58, of Mokena, Illinois, has been charged with felony money laundering, corrupt business influence and six counts of theft. His former assistant, 34-year-old Kalyn Bruce, of New Haven, is also accused of money laundering and corrupt business influence, as well as four counts of theft.
An Angola Police Department detective began looking into the alleged laundering last year when EnTrust Capital Management’s director of finance and accounting reported company theft of up to nearly $200,000, court records show. Thomas Blake Sr., the company’s owner, told detectives he did not approve any of the alleged personal purchases…