BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the indicted former suitor of Tamarack Resort from overseeing an account that holds retirement money for businesses across the country, concluding there’s a danger he could further diminish assets if he’s left in control.

U.S. District Judge Edward Lodge wrote evidence suggests a “real threat” of loss if Matthew Hutcheson were to remain in charge of the Retirement Security Plan and Trust, a multiple-employer plan that contains retirement savings for about 500 participants.

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