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Pandemic Profiteering: A New Low
In what reads like a plot from a second-rate heist movie, Antonya Moore, a 26-year-old Michigan resident, has been nabbed for allegedly milking the Louisiana pandemic unemployment system for over $66,000. This brazen act of “Pandemic Profiteering” has left many shaking their heads in disbelief. Moore’s alleged fraudulent claims for COVID-19 unemployment benefits reveal a stunning disregard for the spirit of these lifelines, meant for those genuinely struggling during the pandemic.
Louisiana’s Long Arm of the Law
Enter Attorney General Liz Murrill and her diligent team at the Louisiana Bureau of Investigation (LBI). They’re not just law enforcers; they’re more like financial detectives with a flair for sniffing out COVID cash cons. With over 100 complaints and more than 25 arrests under their belt, these agents are fighting a battle against those who see a global crisis as an opportunity for a quick buck.