A Connecticut judge tacked on two more years to a former Denver attorney’s prison sentence for lying to investigators and hiding funds after she was ordered to pay restitution for a  “pump and dump” stock scheme.

Authorities said former attorney Diane Dalmy, 63, orchestrated the scheme with a Connecticut attorney and Suffield man. Dalmy was resentenced Friday afternoon by U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Meyer to five years in prison followed by three years of supervised release.

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