Former New Hampshire State Senator Anthony M. Sanborn was arrested this afternoon on charges related to financial misconduct. Sanborn, known for his political career and business activities, is accused of inflating the earnings of his casino business to unlawfully receive extra government relief funds.
According to the New Hampshire Department of Justice, the owner of Win Win Win, LLC, which does business as "Concord Casino," allegedly inflated the gross receipts by approximately $1 million. This reported manipulation resulted in his company receiving an additional $188,474.33 from the "Main Street Relief Fund 1.0" beyond what it was entitled to. The fund, intended to assist businesses facing economic challenges, was allegedly misused, depending on the outcome of Sanborn's charges.
Sanborn's arrest raises questions about Win Win Win and its financial practices. The business is accused of submitting inflated figures in their grant application, which could potentially undermine the integrity of the relief program if proven true. It is important to note that these allegations have not yet been established as facts, and Sanborn is presumed innocent until proven guilty as the legal process continues.
