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Lab Band probe continues
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009 | No comments posted.
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The Oregon Department of Justice and North Bend Police Department still are investigating the troubled financial history of Oregon Coast Lab Band.
The investigation started last summer after board members discovered discrepancies in the Lab Band bookkeeping. The organization’s leadership has declined to comment what those discrepancies include.
Since then, the founder, Greg Young, stepped down from his duties as music director. Young and his wife, Patricia Young, previously handled the organization’s accounts.
“We are working in cooperation with the North Bend Police Department in connection with the Lab Band matter and are unable to provide additional information concerning this pending investigation at this time,” said Tony Green, a Department of Justice spokesman.
The investigation started last summer after board members discovered discrepancies in the Lab Band bookkeeping. The organization’s leadership has declined to comment what those discrepancies include.
Since then, the founder, Greg Young, stepped down from his duties as music director. Young and his wife, Patricia Young, previously handled the organization’s accounts.
“We are working in cooperation with the North Bend Police Department in connection with the Lab Band matter and are unable to provide additional information concerning this pending investigation at this time,” said Tony Green, a Department of Justice spokesman.
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