WASHINGTON AP – A former Goldman Sachs analyst who pleaded guilty to criminal charges for his role in a $6.7 million insider-trading scheme violated his parole last spring and may have fled the country, according to authorities in the case.
David Pajcin, who was sentenced to nearly five years in prison and has cooperated with prosecutors in the case, has violated his parole and is believed by prosecutors to have fled, according to a letter submitted to the federal court in Manhattan by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
