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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A leader of a Los Angeles-based fraud ring that stole $18 million in COVID-19 aid money was extradited Monday from Europe to the United States, where she could face more than a decade in prison, authorities said.
Tamara Dadyan disappeared the day before she was supposed to report to prison, leaving behind two daughters at her home, authorities said.
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The ringleader of an $18 million coronavirus aid fraud scheme has been extradited from Europe. She used fake identities of dead and elderly people to fraudulently apply for loans.