DOJ: California Woman Facing Charges in $18 Million Coronavirus Relief Fraud Scheme
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A Los Angeles woman has been charged in an $18 million coronavirus relief fraud scheme after allegedly spending the funds on private property, business startup costs, and doling it out to relatives.
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DOJ: California Woman Facing Charges in $18 Million Coronavirus Relief Fraud Scheme
A Los Angeles woman has been charged in an $18 million coronavirus relief fraud scheme after allegedly spending the funds on private property, business startup costs, and doling it out to relatives.
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