Two men have been indicted for defrauding Uber Eats of over 2 million euros through a scheme involving the ordering and immediate refunding of meals. The fraudulent activity reportedly involved tens of thousands of meals, leading to a total loss of approximately 2.4 million euros for the food delivery service. The individuals are accused of exploiting a system that allowed them to receive refunds for meals they claimed were not delivered. In a separate incident, a couple in Northeast Ohio reported a bank scam that resulted in the theft of $65,000, despite no personal information being exchanged. Additionally, a woman was arrested for a romance scam, allegedly taking 20,000 euros from victims under the pretense of traveling to meet them.