March 10, 2016-Norman, Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Securities Commission entered a permanent injunction against 2001 Trinity Fund LLC and Robert Arrowood, of Norman, OK, who was accused of operating a Ponzi scheme, banning him from selling securities in the state.
Arrowood, an oilman, operated Trinity Resources, Inc. agreed to the ban and in exchange the Oklahoma Department of Securities dropped its claims of fraud against him and closed the civil case which claimed Arrowood had defrauded Utah, Missouri, Texas and Florida investors in the 2001 Trinity Fund out of $4 million. The regulators alleged Arrowood and his wife, Cathy spent the money on vacations to Las Vegas and the Bahamas as well as jewelry, clothing and motorcycles.
The 2001 Trinity Fund filed for bankruptcy in 2009 claiming debts in excess of $21 million vs. $10.9 million in assets.
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