The Model Room · MR-021
HE FLAGGED SEVENTEEN ACCOUNTS. THE MODEL SAID THEY WERE CLEAN. HE HAD THE SEPTEMBER REPORT.
In September 2010, Miguel Salazar flagged seventeen accounts at Frontier Global Bank after identifying suspicious cash deposit patterns linked to the Durango cartel. His comprehensive analysis indicated significant risks, but the bank's risk model falsely classified these accounts as clean.
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