Authorities allege that a former Nueces County accounting assistant used false paperwork to send COVID-19 relief money to at least five people who did not qualify.
According to the report, seven people face felony charges in the alleged fraud.
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Authorities allege a former Nueces County accounting assistant used false paperwork to send COVID-19 relief money to people who did not qualify.
Authorities allege that a former Nueces County accounting assistant used false paperwork to send COVID-19 relief money to at least five people who did not qualify.
According to the report, seven people face felony charges in the alleged fraud.
Written by The Alamo Republican from KIII 3News’ reporting, using only the facts in it. KIII 3News’ own headline: “Seven face felony charges in alleged Nueces County COVID-19 relief fraud”
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