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LAKEWOOD — A man wanted in Austria on bank fraud charges that allegedly
cost his victims $4.6 million was captured at an Ocean County home this week.
Ernest Strulovics, 60, was known to travel between the New York City area and
Lakewood, said James T. Plousis, U.S. Marshal for New Jersey.
Plousis said authorities had received a tip that Strulovics would be in the Lakewood area on Tuesday, and they put an Eighth Street home under surveillance. He was arrested there without incident around 10:30 a.m.
Strulovics was wanted on charges of inducing others to commit aggravated commercial fraud, inducing others to commit breach of trust and committing fraudulent bankruptcy. More than 43 European investors and 15 Austrian banks allegedly were victimized by the fraud.

Strulovics was arraigned Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Newark and remanded to the Essex County Jail, where he remained Wednesday night. A bail hearing in federal court was scheduled for Thursday. Plousis said he did not know if Strulovics had retained a lawyer.

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