Daniela Rendon News Today

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The easy money lured a cross-section of society, from business people and bankers to police officers and young people just starting their careers. Now, they’re all convicted felons.

David Delgado tore across town wearing his uniform and driving his patrol car to roust two men who had found his wife's cellphone, prosecutors said.

A Broward County jury convicted an Aventura police officer of multiple felony charges on Tuesday over a May incident where he was accused of pulling a gun on and illegally detaining a pair of men after his wife mistakenly left her cellphone in their car, according to prosecutors.

A staggering 371 Americans have been charged with stealing roughly $836 million in COVID relief funds -- including gang members who used the money to hire hitmen, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.

A Miami real estate broker is heading to prison after she plead guilty to charges related to misusing COVID-19 relief funding on luxury items.

Daniela Rendon has been convicted of using $381K in COVID-19 relief funds to finance a luxury lifestyle involving cosmetic surgery, a Bentley and a luxury condo

Daniela Rendon was granted the loans under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and the Economic Injury Disaster Relief Program.

For those attending the Western Secondary, remember, it never rains in Southern California. Except for now. Here’s one person who won’t be seeing So Cal any time soon, and dare I say, every honest person in our biz is happy when this happens. Daniela Rendon, 31, was a Miami real estate broker but was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison for stealing $381,000 in COVID relief funds, wire fraud, money laundering, and identity theft. Rendon probably won’t care too much ...

Daniela Rendon was sentenced on Thursday after having misused hundreds of thousands of dollars in pandemic relief funds for her own personal luxury purchases, according to reports.