Arrest warrant for Dallas cop, 14 other wanted for alleged pyramid project

More than a dozen Dallas police officers have been accused of running a pyramid scheme. An arrest warrant has already been issued for one of them, Officer Reginald Jones, a 20-year veteran of the South Central Patrol Division of the Dallas Police Department, the department said on Friday evening. . Jones is accused of promoting and organizing a pyramid scheme, the Dallas Morning News reports. Grand jury referrals were also made for 12 other police officers, a reserve officer and a civilian employee who were allegedly involved in the scheme, according to the department’s public integrity unit. All those involved are on administrative leave until the end of the internal investigation. In Texas, organizing or promoting a pyramid scheme is a crime. Violators can face six months to two years in state prison and a fine of up to $ 10,000.