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Federal Prosecutors Team Up with AARP to Provide Californians with Information on Scams Related to Coronavirus and COVID-19

Prosecutors from the four United States Attorney’s Offices in California, along with representatives from the FBI, will be participating in a telephonic town hall being coordinated by AARP to provide information to California residents to help them identify and avoid fraudulent schemes related to Coronavirus and COVID-19.

U.S. Attorney for the District of South Dakota and IRS-CI Warn Taxpayers Against Fraud Schemes Related to COVID-19 Economic Impact Payments

U.S. Attorney’s Office Files Enforcement Action Against Chiropractor Promoting Fake COVID-19 Treatment

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas has obtained a temporary restraining order preventing a DFW chiropractor from touting sham treatments for COVID-19.

Coronavirus Fraud Task Force Committed to Protecting U.S. Postal Service Delivery of Economic Impact Payments

United States Attorney McSwain, FBI Warn of Potential for Videoconferencing Hacking During Coronavirus Pandemic

Kentucky U.S. Attorneys Robert Duncan and Russell Coleman join Kentucky Attorney General Cameron in Launching PSA Warning about Fraudulent COVID-19 Testing Sites

$1.6+ Million in DOJ Grants For Public Safety in Response to COVID-19

$1,648,580 in federal grant dollars is now available to multiple communities across the Middle District of Georgia in response to the public safety challenges posed by the outbreak of COVID-19.

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