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Feds seize $3.6M from company over sale of fake N95 masks The U.S. attorney is seeking to force the company, Med-Tech Resource LLC of Eugene, Oregon, to forfeit the money and reimburse the state for 1.8 million fake respirators. Posted: May 19, 2021 3:33 AM Posted By: Associated Press PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - The federal government has seized $3.6 million from the bank account of a company involved in a deal to sell $4.5 million in overpriced, counterfeit N95 masks to the state of Maine. The U.S. attorney is seeking to force the company, Med-Tech Resource LLC of Eugene, Oregon, to forfeit the...

by May 19, 2021, 8:47 am Comments are off The federal government has seized $3.6 million from the bank account of a company involved in a deal to sell $4.5 million in overpriced, counterfeit N95 masks to the state of Maine. The U.S. attorney is seeking to force the company, Med-Tech Resource LLC of Eugene, Oregon, to forfeit the money and reimburse the state for 1.8 million fake respirators. The Portland Press Herald reports the man identified in court documents as the company’s CEO said he’ll refund the money and “make everyone whole.” Also Tue...

The Maine CDC reports 200 new cases of COVID-19 and 2 people, diagnosed with the virus, who have died.

The state of Maine purchased 1.8 million fake N95 masks from Med-Tech Resource LCC of Eugene Associated Press PORTLAND, Maine — The federal government has seized $3.6 million from the bank account of a Eugene company involved in a deal to sell $4.5 million in overpriced, counterfeit N95 masks to the state of Maine. The U.S. attorney is seeking to force the company, Med-Tech Resource LLC of Eugene, to forfeit the money and reimburse the state for 1.8 million fake respirators purchased by the state. But the company's CEO already agreed to refund the state, the Portland Press Herald reporte...

View Comments White House coronavirus response senior adviser Andy Slavitt on Tuesday urged young Americans to get vaccinated, saying his own son is battling long-haul symptoms of the infection. “He’s young and fit, and in the prime of his life. But six months later, he stills suffers from tachycardia (rapid heartbeat), shortness of breath and ongoing and frequent flu-like symptoms," Slavitt said at a White House briefing. "His hands are cold to the touch." Slavitt said it is not clear how long the symptoms will last. He said that "many, many" young people are more seriously ill than his ...