
‘Flagrant theft’: Childcare fraud now found in San Diego, a dozen arrested
Case allegedly revolved around 'ghost' centers that bill the government for services not provided
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‘Flagrant theft’: Childcare fraud now found in San Diego, a dozen arrested
Case allegedly revolved around 'ghost' centers that bill the government for services not provided
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Case allegedly revolved around 'ghost' centers that bill the government for services not provided
12 foreign-born residents living in San Diego are now facing federal fraud charges in connection with a scheme that funneled more than $10 million meant for low-income families in need of childcare into fake daycare centers, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).