MULN-a-FRAUD: NEW BATTERY SCAM W/ ACTUAL "CON" !!!
Dirty DAVE aka THE FAT MAN has actually "partnered" with ANOTHER scam micro and newly created LLC as the latest version of BATTERY-a-CON-CRIME and this time - The dude DIRTY DAVE "partnered with" (which will never be heard from again - just another "Friend" to shovel a 1/2 billion shares or whatever) - the dude is a REAL LIFE PRIOR BUSTED and CONVICTED CON LMFAO WTF ??????
Soo....DIRTY DAVE and "Friends" tried to run another mini P&D this time using a new twist on Battery-a-CON calling this one "ADVANCED ENERGY OPERATIONS LLC" aka BIG SCAM and BIG LIE "WE AIN'T GOT NO BATTERIES" LOL !!!
The dude who they plastered on the new micro nothing LLC BATTERY CON PUMP must be an old "cell mate" or something of DIRTY DAVE as the due "has a record" and I ain't talking the kind a DJ used to spin at K-CON 104.3 on FM the dial :)))
So this NEW DUDE'S NAME aka BATTERY SCAM'S R US LLC - is Lawrence James Hardge - AND..and it's just tooooo damn funny to even make this up....that DIRTY DAVE "found" this ass clown and is pitching it as the latest PUMP to DUMP of "WE GOTS US SOME HOT NEW BATTERY TECH" blah blah blah LMAO....this is a NASDAQ SPAC-SCAM really running as a OTC CON JOB......
QUOTE - READ THIS GEM ON THE NEW MULN-a-FRAUD BATTERY SCAM "DUDE" - comedy GOLD here boys n girls......:)))
City man pleads guilty to securities laws violations Published 12:00 am Wednesday, August 29, 2001 By Staff Reports Update 7/14/21:
The following charges against Lawrence James Hardge have since been dropped, and his record has been expunged. [8/29/01]
A Vicksburg man who claimed to hold revolutionary patents and who accepted more than $200,000 from investors has pleaded guilty to violating securities laws.
Lawrence James Hardge, 36, who gave his address as 1701 Mulberry St., appeared before Warren County Circuit Court Judge Isadore Patrick Monday and pleaded guilty to eight counts of the sale of unregistered securities.
Hardge was released on a $100,000 bond after the brief hearing, pending his sentencing on Nov. 5. During the November 1999 term of the Warren County grand jury, Hardge was indicted on two counts of felony bad checks. He posted a $90,000 bond, but was arrested by the Vicksburg Police Department two months later on security charges.
Hardge was then indicted by the May 2000 term of the Warren County grand jury on 10 counts of securities fraud and 10 counts of the sale of securities that were not registered with the Secretary of State’s Office, as required by law. He pleaded not guilty at his arraignment.
In November, Hardge could face a maximum of five years in prison and a $25,000 fine on each count.
Warren County District Attorney Gil Martin said that if Hardge pays off more than $200,000 in restitution costs before his sentencing date, the state will recommend leniency.
Hardge ran his company, New Millennium Environmental Research, from December 1997 to January 1998 at an office at the Mulberry Street address. He sold stock to more than 10 people for a product called Knock Out, described as a new concoction that would instantly extinguish flames.
Martin said Hardge went to Texas after authorities filed charges in 1998, but was brought back in January.
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