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 Unfortunately, in 1995 due to a burglary conviction, his status was revoked, and he was ordered to be deported – which for some reason did not happen.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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“What About Us,” is an anthem that questions the treatment of those who feel unheard and forgotten, using “us” to represent this collective group. The lyrics explore a sense of abandonment and the feeling of being overlooked that can resonate for all. Nakita Cannady owned and operated a home health services business called What About Us, […]
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Individuals and criminal organizations have used fraudulently obtained COVID-19 relief funds for a variety or purposes, including both legitimate and illicit expenses. Not exactly sure which expense tuition falls under, but that is what Geary Simon paid for with the proceeds he received from his fraudulent COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance application. Washington D.C. disbursed federal […]
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Ross Jay Bailey, owner of R&R Delivery Service, first applied and obtained an Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) of $150,000 on behalf of his business with the promise that he would use all loan proceeds solely as working capital to alleviate economic injury caused by the pandemic – the “keeping the lights” on expenses that […]
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