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Co-founder of background-check company charged with lying to Seattle grand jury about sex acts
SEATTLE (AP) — An executive at the background-check company Intelius Inc. who recently promoted an iPhone application for weeding out sleazy dates has been charged with lying to a Seattle grand jury when he denied engaging in sex acts at a strip club.
John Kenneth Arnold, a co-founder and executive vice president of business development at Intelius, pleaded not guilty Thursday in federal court following his arrest.
The indictment alleges that Arnold, who is married, lied to a grand jury when he testified he had never engaged in sex acts with dancers at Rick’s. His testimony was part of the government’s racketeering investigation of the club’s owner, Frank Colacurcio Sr. — an investigation that has included secreting hidden cameras in the establishment. Colacurcio, his son and three associates were indicted in July on conspiracy to commit racketeering and other charges.

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