Girls Gone Wild founder on tax evasion charges
Founder of racy Girls Gone Wild franchise arrested after showing up late to tax hearing
Founder of racy Girls Gone Wild franchise arrested after showing up late to tax hearing
Joe Francis has been arrested after he showed up five hours late to a court
hearing over allegations he evaded paying tax on $US20m in business expenses.
The Girls Gone Wild founder was arrested after the presiding judge issued a
warrant because of his tardiness, according to
webcpa.com
Citing the flu as the reason for failing to show up on time, Francis was
arrested and later released on house arrest orders.
He faces up to 10 years in jail if convicted of the charge.
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