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Berlin Township NJ woman accused of taking part in fraud scheme

TRENTON - A Berlin Township woman received consumer-electronics goods worth more than $700,000 as part of a delivery-fraud scheme, the U.S. Attorney s Office for New Jersey has alleged. Yanira Medina-Roman pleaded guilty Friday to taking part in the scam in 2018, when she was a resident of Highlands, Monmouth County, the federal prosecutor s office said in a statement. Medina-Roman, 36, also acknowledged selling the pricey items and keeping part of the proceeds under the direction of her conspirators, the statement said. It said ring members used the identity of a government employee without that person s knowledge to place multiple orders with a Maryland-based firm. The company, which had a previous business relationship with the government worker, believed the orders were legitimate, the statement said.

Berlin Township woman accused of taking part in delivery-fraud scheme

TRENTON - A Berlin Township woman received consumer-electronics goods worth more than $700,000 as part of a delivery-fraud scheme, the U.S. Attorney s Office for New Jersey has alleged. Yanira Medina-Roman pleaded guilty Friday to taking part in the scam in 2018, when she was a resident of Highlands, Monmouth County, the federal prosecutor s office said in a statement. Medina-Roman, 36, also acknowledged selling the pricey items and keeping part of the proceeds under the direction of her conspirators, the statement said. It said ring members used the identity of a government employee without that person s knowledge to place multiple orders with a Maryland-based firm. The company, which had a previous business relationship with the government worker, believed the orders were legitimate, the statement said.

Paramus NJ man spent COVID relief loans on Las Vegas gondola trip

A Bergen County man received $150,000 in federal loans to help an already-shuttered restaurant get through the COVID-19 crisis, then spent the money on high-end merchandise, restaurant meals and a gondola ride at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, the U.S. Attorney s Office alleged Friday.  Federal authorities say George Leguen, 46, of Paramus, applied to the Small Business Administration in August 2020 for a loan to support his Manhattan eatery, One Fifty One Restaurant & Lounge. On the application, Leguen allegedly wrote the restaurant made $1.38 million the year before the pandemic, suffered $70,000 in rental losses because of the novel coronavirus and had a dozen employees as of Jan. 31, 2020. The federal government depended on this information to figure out how much money to loan Leguen, the complaint said. 

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