DOJ Nabs 21 People In Record $150M Virus Fraud Crackdown

By Jack Queen · April 20, 2022, 7:03 PM EDT

Federal prosecutors on Wednesday unveiled charges against 21 people accused of pandemic-related frauds that sought to put nearly $150 million on the government's tab, the largest coordinated bust to date and...

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