Well, to me this article tells me that:
– 2 people were arested in LA
– those people have/had shares of Neteller
And that’s it. I dont think they are famous enough so their arests should become news without even knowing the charge 
So far, this is OK for the crime column of an LA newspaper on a very slow day (tell them Pastor).
And lets not forget that it is quite possible that those two are crooks, and could have been involved in money laundering. Also, (placing the link to avoid dup content) from http://www.ogpaper.com/news/news-0220.html :
This could come as a breath of fresh air for Neteller, after the company announced at the end of December that, Corvina International Ltd, a company owned by the former chairman of Neteller, Stephen Lawrence, has unloaded almost 2.4 million shares of Neteller, cutting his interest in the company which he formerly resided over.
This could mean many things, so let’s just wait for the charges.