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Federal prosecutors charge 12 individuals in $10 million childcare fraud case in California
Federal prosecutors have charged 12 individuals in Southern California with fraudulently collecting over $10 million from government-funded childcare programs. The defendants allegedly submitted false attendance records while caring for few or no children at their licensed facilities. The charges are part of broader efforts by the Department of Justice to combat fraud related to pandemic assistance programs.
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Federal prosecutors have charged 12 individuals in Southern California with fraudulently collecting over $10 million from government-funded childcare programs. The defendants allegedly submitted false attendance records while caring for few or no children at their licensed facilities. The charges are part of broader efforts by the Department of Justice to combat fraud related to pandemic assistance programs.
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