SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A California businessman pleaded guilty Tuesday to mail and wire fraud involving more than $5 million that his company collected from consumers with pending loans by impersonating authorities in threatening phone calls, federal prosecutors said.
Kirit D. Patel of Tracy entered the plea to four counts of mail and wire fraud, the U.S Attorney’s office in Sacramento said.
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