Shabazz Muhammad’s Father Indicted on Federal Bank Fraud, Conspiracy Charges

Posted May 31, 2013
Ronald Holmes, father of former UCLA basketball star Shabazz Muhammad, was indicted Thursday on federal bank fraud and conspiracy charges. Holmes’ address listed in the federal indictment matches one given by the family in a Dream Vision traveling basketball team program. Muhammad and his younger brother, Rashad, both played for Dream Vision, an AAU team. The indictment states that Holmes and his partners obtained “mortgage loans by fraudulent means to buy houses,” from 2006 to 2009. (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

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