Seattle Strip Clubs: Intelius executive avoids detainment

Posted on February 11th, 2010 in Seattle strip clubs by stripclubbouncer

Intelius executive avoids detainment
Feb 10 2010, 3:06 PM
The co-founder of Intelius avoided jailing Tuesday when a judge denied a request by federal prosecutors to have him locked up pending his trial on a charge of lying to a grand jury.
John Kenneth Arnold admitted to contacting a stripper who is a witness in his case, and prosecutors requested that he be held in custody because of the matter.
Magistrate Judge Brian Tsuchida declined to have Arnold jailed, instead putting him on electronic monitoring.
Prosecutors say the Intelius executive vice president lied by testifying that he never engaged in sex acts with dancers at Rick’s strip club in Seattle.
Arnold faces up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $25,000. His testimony was part of a racketeering investigation of Rick’s owner Frank Colarcurcio, Sr.

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