Mar 21, 01:30 PM

Texas Fraud Schemes: $2.6M Food Stamp Theft, $777K COVID Loan Fraud, Liberian Man Sentenced to 20 Years

Multiple individuals in Texas have been sentenced to federal prison for various fraud schemes involving food stamps. One man stole $2.6 million worth of food stamps, another duo stole $777,000 in a COVID loan fraud case, and a Liberian man defrauded thousands of people via a food stamp scam. They each received sentences ranging from 18 months to 20 years.

#Texas #Liberian

Written with ChatGPT (GPT-3).

Sources

House Committee on Agriculture@HouseAgGOP
2 years ago
A Liberian man was sentenced yesterday to 20 years in federal prison for stealing $2.6 million in SNAP benefits from needy and disabled beneficiaries, announced U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Leigha Simonton. #DefendSNAP https://t.co/9KBJxiCY2K
Dallas Morning News@dallasnews
2 years ago
Man sentenced to 20 years for using stolen food stamp information to defraud USDA of $2.6M https://t.co/yuMxNCyIaP
WFAA@wfaa
2 years ago
A man who admitted to defrauding thousands of people via a scam involving food stamps has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, federal prosecutors say. https://t.co/2x4XTdfxMS

Additional media

Image #1 for story texas-fraud-schemes-2-6m-food-stamp-theft-777k-covid-loan-to

Texas Fraud Schemes: $2.6M Food Stamp Theft, $777K COVID Loan Fraud, Liberian Man Sentenced to 20 Years

Sources

Additional media

Similar Stories