Federal charges over $10M childcare fraud
Twelve individuals in Southern California have been charged with fraudulently collecting over $10 million in government childcare payments. The defendants operated licensed at-home childcare facilities but reportedly rarely had children, submitting false attendance records to receive subsidies for periods spanning months or years. Several defendants received more than $1 million in payments, with some accused of submitting claims while outside the country. This case is part of a broader federal effort to investigate and prosecute fraud in government benefit programs.
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