Embattled media company Ozy's CEO Carlos Watson was reportedly arrested and faces fraud charges
that their work culture was grueling and that there were doubts about the actual size of the company's audience.
Watson is expected to appear before a federal court in Brooklyn on Thursday, for an initial hearing where issues like bail can be discussed.
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