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Restaurant owner who hid over $2M in cash in his bedroom convicted of tax, COVID-relief fraud
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — A San Diego restaurant owner was convicted of tax and COVID-relief fraud schemes, prosecutors said on Thursday.
San Diego restaurateur convicted of COVID relief fraud
Leronce Suel, who was the majority owner of companies that operated restaurants including North Park’s Streetcar Merchants, was indicted last year
Former San Diego Restaurateur Convicted of Fraud – Took $1.7M in COVID Aid
A San Diego restaurant owner has been convicted of taking pandemic funds and using the money to buy a home, not on his businesses.
Macon business owners pocketed more than $2M through COVID loan fraud, indictment says
The indictment accused James Frank Austin Jr., who established the Austin Smith Center for Community Development, of bank fraud, money laundering and conspiring to commit wire fraud. Rosalend Way was indicted alongside Austin on two counts of conspiring to commit wire fraud and money laundering.
San Diego restaurant owner convicted of COVID relief fund fraud after $2.4M was found in shoeboxes
A former San Diego restaurant owner hid $2.4 million in cash inside shoeboxes in his Arkansas home, discovered after he was indicted for wire fraud amid COVID relief fund misappropriation allegations
Leronce Suel Convicted: Guilty of COVID-19 Relief Fraud and Tax Evasion
In a high-profile case that highlights the fight against financial fraud, Leronce Suel, a California restaurant owner, has been found guilty of an array of serious financial crimes, including wire fraud,
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Woman sentenced to 9 years in prison for $1M California unemployment insurance fraud during COVID pandemic
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Fraud Verdicts Upheld Over Objections to Covid-19 Trial Protocol
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Lakeland man indicted for COVID fraud
A Lakeland man is facing wire fraud charges related to a COVID-19 relief scheme, according to the Florida Department of ...
Four people charged with $178 million COVID fraud
An Arizona man and three associates have been charged in a scheme to defraud the U.S. Small Business Administration of at ...
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Taxpayers lost more than $100B to COVID unemployment insurance fraud, committee finds
FIRST ON FOX: American taxpayers lost more than $100 billion to fraud and improper payments as a result of temporary unemployment insurance programs created in response to COVID-19, the House ...
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Businessman sentenced for Government backed COVID 19 bounce back loan fraud
An entrepreneur was sentenced today (20 September 2024) for fraudulently obtaining a COVID-19 Bounce Bank Loans to a value of £50,000. Gerald Smith, 69, was found guilty of two counts related to fraud ...