The $10 Million Bat Mitzvah
courtesy of allhiphop.com ..
DHB Industries Founder/Chairman David H. Brooks was placed on indefinite "administrative leave" Monday (July 10) by the company's board while DHB is being investigated for state, federal, and internal inquiries. In a federal lawsuit filed by DHB shareholders, Brooks is cited for "a history of serious securities law violations," as well as making "false and misleading statements" to boost the stock's value. New York Newsday reports that critics were further angered by reports that Brooks spent nearly $10 million on a November 2005 bat mitzvah party for his daughter at Manhattan's Rainbow Room. The event included performances by 50 Cent and Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler.
ps: dhb industries manufactures body armor ..
DHB Industries Founder/Chairman David H. Brooks was placed on indefinite "administrative leave" Monday (July 10) by the company's board while DHB is being investigated for state, federal, and internal inquiries. In a federal lawsuit filed by DHB shareholders, Brooks is cited for "a history of serious securities law violations," as well as making "false and misleading statements" to boost the stock's value. New York Newsday reports that critics were further angered by reports that Brooks spent nearly $10 million on a November 2005 bat mitzvah party for his daughter at Manhattan's Rainbow Room. The event included performances by 50 Cent and Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler.
ps: dhb industries manufactures body armor ..
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