Orange County police have arrested three men for suspicion of breaking into the Newport Coast mansion of former subprime high-flyer Daniel Sadek. According to a report in The Orange County Register, Mr. Sadek founded and managed Quick Loan Funding, which originated roughly $4 billion in subprime mortgages before collapsing in 2007. The newspaper reported that three people at Mr. Sadek's home suffered head injuries during the home invasion, and one of them was taken to the hospital. No word yet on whether Mr. Sadek was present or if he was hurt. The former mortgage chief bought the Newport Coast mansion, a fleet of exotic cars, and enjoyed a little gambling. Court records list cash advances taken out on his credit card at casinos from Hawaiian Gardens to Lebanon, the OCR said.
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