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A bogus business school owner convicted of fraud is still missing one month after a warrant was issued for her arrest, police have said.
Tina Beloveth Powerful, 47, was found guilty of fraud and false advertising at Milton Keynes Magistrates' Court
An arrest warrant was issued in July after she failed to appear for three sentencing hearings.
A Thames Valley Police spokeswoman said the warrant is "still outstanding and officers are working to locate her".
The case against Powerful and her Everest School of Transformational Management has been to Milton Keynes Magistrates' Court 11 times.
She had offered courses and degrees her business school did not have the correct accreditation for and advertised facilities that did not exist, including a library.
A first sentencing appearance was adjourned when she produced a sick note, but a week later she failed to attend court again.
Powerful was arrested and ordered to appear the following week.
But she failed to attend court on 24 July and another arrest warrant, this time without bail, was issued.
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