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Lake Forest man pleads guilty to defrauding buyers of medical gloves during COVID-19 pandemic shortage | Crime

An Orange County man pleaded guilty April 12 to defrauding companies who in mid-2020 paid for COVID-related medical protective equipment that was never delivered, causing more than $3 million in losses. \r\nChristopher John Badsey, 62, of Lake Forest, pleaded guilty to four counts of wire fraud. \r\nAccording to his plea agreement, in June and July of 2020, Badsey lied to three victim companies when he told them he had access to millions of boxes of nitrile gloves through his Irvine-based company, First Defense International Security Services Corp. (FDI). \r\nThis type of personal protective equipment was in high demand and short supply during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. \r\nBadsey agreed by contract to sell millions of boxes of gloves to each of the three companies. But Badsey told the companies’ representatives that before they could inspect the gloves, which he claimed were stored in a ware

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OC Man to Plead Guilty to Defrauding Buyers of Gloves During Pandemic

OC Man to Plead Guilty to Defrauding Buyers of Gloves During Pandemic
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Orange County Man Faces 20 Years in Prison for Defrauding Glove Buyers During Pandemic

LOS ANGELES An Orange County man pleaded guilty April 12 to defrauding victims who paid for COVID-related medical-grade protective .

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Lake Forest man pleads guilty to defrauding companies out of $3 million in anti-COVID gloves

Lake Forest man pleads guilty to defrauding companies out of $3 million in anti-COVID gloves
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California Man Charged with Scheming to Defraud Buyers of Medical-Grade Gloves During COVID-19 Pandemic-Related Shortage

Details Written by IVN Los Angeles, California - An Orange County man was expected to be arraigned in federal court Friday on an indictment charging him with defrauding victims who paid for COVID-related medical protective equipment that was never delivered, causing nearly $3 million in losses. Christopher John Badsey, 60, of Lake Forest, was arrested by FBI agents on July 8 without incident. He is charged with four counts of wire fraud and two counts of money laundering. He was expected to be arraigned that afternoon in United States District Court in downtown Los Angeles. According to an indictment returned by a federal grand jury on July 7, Badsey falsely represented that he had access to millions of boxes of medical-grade nitrile gloves through his Irvine-based company, First Defense International Security Services Corp. (FDI) This type of personal protective equipment was in high demand and short supply during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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