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Loretta Lynch Expects More Indictments In FIFA Corruption Case

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09.14.15 | 9:49 am
U.S. General Attorney Loretta Lynch holds a press conference to announce law enforcement action against FIFA Officials in a 47-count indictment at the US. Attorney's Office in Brooklyn, NY, on May 27, 2015. Nine FIF... U.S. General Attorney Loretta Lynch holds a press conference to announce law enforcement action against FIFA Officials in a 47-count indictment at the US. Attorney's Office in Brooklyn, NY, on May 27, 2015. Nine FIFA Officials and Five Corporate Executives charged with racketeering conspiracy, corruption and money laundering. (Photo by Anthony Behar) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** MORE LESS

ZURICH (AP) — US Attorney General Loretta Lynch expects more indictments in FIFA corruption investigation.

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