In spring 2025, Florida prosecutors charged a network of fraudsters with orchestrating a shocking real estate scam that preyed on retirees and snowbirds. Using forged deeds, fake notary seals, and impersonated identities, the group “sold” homes they did not own—sometimes more than once. Victims often discovered the fraud only when strangers arrived claiming ownership. One […]
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Originally there was no need for Truong Nguyen to steal identities. In 1979, Nguyen entered the United States from Vietnam as a legal permanent resident. Unfortunately, in 1995 due to a burglary conviction, his status was revoked, and he was ordered to be deported – which for some reason did not happen. And since then, […]
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In 2025, New York’s Office of the Inspector General announced charges against contractors accused of defrauding the state’s public housing authority through inflated invoices and falsified repair work. The scheme diverted millions of taxpayer dollars intended to maintain safe and affordable housing for low-income families. Investigators discovered that contractors billed for major renovations—such as roof […]
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Many people associate Medicaid solely with basic medical care for low-income individuals. However, Medicaid offers coverage for a broader range of services that help individuals get the care they need. For instance, ambulette services, a non-emergency medical transportation program offered for those Medicaid recipients with mobility limitations. These services are very helpful for those in […]
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