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Army Sergeant Faces Insider-Betting Charges Linked to Maduro Plot

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Source: Politico
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A U.S. Army soldier involved in planning the Maduro operation pleaded not guilty in Manhattan federal court to using confidential government information to bet on the Maduro rendition via Polymarket. He allegedly placed about $33,000 in bets that paid out more than $400,000; he was released on a $250,000 bond and has a court date set for June 8.

Topics:nation#federal-court#insider-trading#nicolas-maduro#politics#polymarket#prediction-markets
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