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ISRA demands action from authorities regarding fraud case affecting youth soccer

The Indiana Soccer Referee Association, or ISRA, is demanding action from authorities regarding a large-scale fraud case affecting youth soccer across the state.
ISRA reports that between $500,000 and $800,000 disappeared between 2017 and 2022.
While federal investigators concluded their work last year, the state case in Hamilton County has stalled.
ISRA President Tony Crush says the fraud impacts thousands of families and referees, who deserve resolution and accountability.

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