$4M plea deal isn't enough for judge
The deal was all worked out.
McSha Properties, a Norman property management company, would plead guilty to federal fraud charges and agree not to be involved in any more low-income housing construction projects like the one at the root of the charges.
Nobody would go to prison.
The U.S. government would get more than $4 million in restitution and fines to make up for what it lost in the fraud scheme....
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