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Massachusetts Mayor Arrested for Alleged $1.5 Million COVID Relief Fraud
A Massachusetts mayor has been arrested and charged with wire fraud in connection with an alleged $1.5 million COVID relief loan scheme. The mayor is accused of fraudulently obtaining funds intended for pandemic relief.
14 Aug, 17:35 — 14 Aug, 21:32
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Fox NewsMixed2d ago
Massachusetts mayor charged with wire fraud in $1.5M COVID relief scheme
Brian DePena allegedly funneled over $1.5 million in EIDL loan funds into his campaign account, personal taxes, and real estate debts, federal charges say.
Read full article →The IndependentMostly Factual2d ago
Massachusetts mayor arrested over alleged $1.5m Covid relief loan fraud
Lawrence Mayor Brian DePena is accused of using the loan to fund his campaign and pay personal taxes
By Michael Casey
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