12 KC-area residents indicted in COVID fraud conspiracy
KANSAS CITY – A dozen Kansas City metropolitan residents have been in
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KANSAS CITY – A dozen Kansas City metropolitan residents have been in
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A dozen Kansas City-area residents have been indicted for alleged conspiracy resulting in nearly $250,000 in fraudulent pandemic loans.
The indictment alleges a Kansas City woman filed fraudulent loan applications on behalf of her co-conspirators, generally charging them fees of $2,000 to $7,000.
A federal grand jury indicted 12 Kansas City-area residents for their roles in a conspiracy scheme in which they were alleged to fraudulently obtain nearly $250,000 in loans under the CARES Act.