A former president of Taylor Farms is accused of committing fraud totaling $32 million. The alleged fraud includes a gift to UC Berkeley. The former executive is also accused of misusing millions of dollars for personal expenses, including his home in Hawaii.
Further details on the alleged fraud are available from the source, which reports on the accusations against the former Taylor Farms president.
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