In February 2012 the TTFF claimed that funds for Haiti donated following the 2010 earthquake were paid into a bank account controlled by Warner . FIFA subsequently froze funding to the TTFF until it received an explanation . FIFA is also withholding Warner 's pension . Warner later suggested that the allegations were a conspiracy , saying that " I have nothing to answer to anybody . Who wants to make allegations , make allegations . Ask yourselves , as objective members of the media : ' Why now ... ? ' And after you get why now , just join the dots and see . " On 19 April 2013 , the CONCACAF Integrity Committee , headed by David Simmons , former Chief Justice of Barbados , issued a report accusing Warner and his former cohort Chuck Blazer of mismanagement and massive fraud . Warner is alleged to have concealed his ownership of the land on which CONCACAF 's $ 25 million Joao Havelange Center of Excellence was built , which made him the effective owner of the building . Warner 's initial public reaction was defiant : " As far as I am aware it is baseless and malicious . I left CONCACAF and turned my back on football two years ago . Since then I have had no interest in any football-related matter . " In May 2015 , Warner was indicted by the United States Department of Justice and an arrest warrant issued for him and other FIFA officials . Warner and the others were accused of " wire fraud , racketeering and money laundering "
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Jack Warner (football executive)