
A member of the Orange County Board of Supervisors has admitted to accepting over $550,000 in bribes as part of a scheme to divert $10 million in COVID-19 relief funds to a charity linked to his daughter, according to California federal prosecutors. In a separate case, two co-owners of a Colorado funeral home, where approximately 190 decaying bodies were discovered, have pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges. These owners are accused of misusing pandemic relief funds while allegedly storing the bodies improperly. Additionally, two former Broward Sheriff’s deputies were convicted of COVID-19 relief fraud, further highlighting ongoing investigations into fraudulent activities related to pandemic assistance programs.
Colorado funeral home owners accused of mishandling bodies plead guilty to fraud charges https://t.co/lHgiuGJcpU
Four Southern California suspects are accused of defrauding the government in a multi-million dollar scheme targeting the COVID-19 pandemic relief loan program. Details: https://t.co/fTz8xHeJf0 https://t.co/B7dNUT0vPx
A local California Republican agreed to resign and plead guilty to accepting more than $550,000 in bribes as part of a conspiracy to funnel over $10M in Covid-19 relief funds to a nonprofit connected to one of his daughters. | @dezward01 https://t.co/tJOUlbfnnh


