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"In February, Featherstone, his wife Zoei Keong and his son Zach were given bail after being charged with fraud over alleged scams totalling up to $20 million and involving up to 600 victims.

Former Queensland detective Mick Featherstone
PHOTO: Mick Featherstone has appeared in court over the alleged fraud. (ABC News: Alyse Edwards)
In September 2014 the ABC revealed that the private investigator and three Gold Coast-based companies linked to him were under investigation for running boiler rooms that promoted investment schemes based on sports betting.

High-pressure sales offices would allegedly cold-call people around Australia, promising them high returns if they invested in the schemes.

Hundreds of people bought in, with some spending tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.

In May last year, the then-head of the CCC, told the ABC the crime watchdog was investigating the possible corrupt involvement of former police officers in protecting boiler-room scams.

But the CCC has since said there would be no further arrests of former officers following the charges against Featherstone."