SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — The current chief operating officer and a former controller at the New Mexico Finance Authority were arrested Wednesday on charges of state securities violations related to a fake audit that made the agency’s revenue look stronger.
The Securities Division of New Mexico’s Regulation and Licensing Department announced the arrests Wednesday of COO John Duff and former controller Greg Campbell, who left the agency in June.
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