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A brother and sister from Metro Detroit are among four people charged in a $3.5 million COVID unemployment fraud scheme that stretched across several states, officials said.
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Kenny Lee Howard III and his sister, Keila Lanae Howard, and others allegedly filed more than 700 unemployment claims, federal officials said.
Two Detroit-area siblings are part of a group of suspects that have been charged in a multi-million fraud scheme that totaled more than $3.5 million across nine states plus the U.S. territory of Guam.