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Alleged Organizer of Unemployment Benefits Fraud Scheme Extradited From Romania to San Diego - Vimarsana News

Alleged Organizer of Unemployment Benefits Fraud Scheme Extradited From Romania to San Diego

The U.S. Attorney's Office said Friday that David Constantin, 28, is among 14 people indicted for their roles in arranging for hundreds of people to fraudulently apply for California Employment Development Department benefits.

Husband and wife plead guilty to $5 million unemployment fraud scheme - Vimarsana News

Husband and wife plead guilty to $5 million unemployment fraud scheme

SAN DIEGO – Eduard Buse and Florentina Sima pleaded guilty in federal court today to fraud and money laundering charges, admitting they participated in a scheme to steal more than

Husband and wife plead guilty in San Diego to part in $5.2M unemployment fraud - Vimarsana News

Husband and wife plead guilty in San Diego to part in $5.2M unemployment fraud

 A Romanian husband and wife who participated in a scheme that prosecutors say took more than $5 million in unearned California unemployment benefits pleaded...

Romanian Couple Pleads Guilty in $5M Scam to Steal State Unemployment Benefits - Vimarsana News

Romanian Couple Pleads Guilty in $5M Scam to Steal State Unemployment Benefits

A Romanian husband and wife pleaded guilty Thursday to fraud and money laundering charges stemming from a $5 million unemployment scam.

Crime Ring Allegedly Filed for $5M in Fraudulent State Benefits, Sent Some Proceeds to Romania - Vimarsana News

Crime Ring Allegedly Filed for $5M in Fraudulent State Benefits, Sent Some Proceeds to Romania

Fourteen people have been charged in San Diego with fraud and money laundering for their alleged roles in taking more than $5 million in unemployment funds.