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Ex-ING adviser Breard gets just under 7 years in prison for fraud

A Kirkland financial planner who looted her clients' investment accounts was sentenced to six years and eight months in prison by a federal judge who praised her for cooperating after she got caught.

An ex-ING financial adviser who looted her clients' investment accounts to the tune of $12 million was sentenced Wednesday to six years and eight months in prison by a federal judge — who also sang her praises for cooperating with officials after she got caught.
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