US Postal Service Fraud Scheme Involved Nearly $5M in Losses, More Than 80 Charged
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We take a look at some pieces of video footage where Jews talk and we hear exactly what they say, and how they act when they are together. Over many centuries in Europe, Whites confronted Jews many times and asked them questions about what they really believe or think or say. Jews denied certain things. But in this video we look at some actual film footage and analyse it.
California’s attorney general announced he will file more than 300 felony charges against 88 state residents involved in stealing and altering checks.
“Let this be a strong warning to anyone seeking to steal people’s hard-earned money,” Calif. Attorney General Rob Bonta declared in a statement. “We will find you, and we will hold you accountable.”
Fox News further reported:
The fraud scheme began in 2018 when people deposited altered checks stolen from the mail into “numerous” bank accounts, said Carroll Harris, the inspector in charge of the Los Angeles division of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
“The suspects would swiftly withdraw the money before the financial institutions discovered the checks were forged,” he said during a news briefing to announce the charges. “This investigation identified hundreds of victims across California.”
The ringleaders behind the operation recruited people on social media to open bank accounts or use their own accounts to deposit the fraudulent checks, authorities said. Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said two street gangs were involved in the scheme.
Thieves would steal the checks from the mail and remove the names and replace them with fraudulent names, he said.
The banks reported the thefts to authorities, prompting a years-long investigation. Investigators said 769 victims were affected and that the stolen funds were used to fund other criminal activity.
On Thursday and Friday, authorities from various law enforcement agencies conducted sweeps throughout Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties.
The California Department of Justice said 56 people have been arrested. Those charged face felony grand theft, money laundering, and conspiracy charges.
“We’re talking birthday checks from grandma. Hard-earned paychecks from employers, stolen, and never received,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta said Friday. “There needs to be real accountability for these crimes, and there will be.”
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