RT MN House GOP Rapid Response (@MNHRCWarRoom)BREAKING: Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson exposes the true level of fraud in Minnesota. "Every day we look under a rock and find a new $50 million fraud scheme.""[Minnesota] is an outlier in a bad way. You don't see fraud on this scale in other states.""Traditional Medicare/Medicaid fraud is people overbilling. Upcoding. Instead of billing for a service with a relatively modest reimbursement, you claim you're providing a higher dollar value service. You're ...

Two former bankers were convicted in Germany over their roles in striking tax fraud deals by Fortis Bank, causing €45 million ($52.7 million) of damage to the country’s taxpayers https://t.co/rhWN70lWEx ...

RT Chip Roy (@chiproytx)For Context:Somalia’s Entire GDP: $13 BillionExposure to Somali FRAUD in ONE STATE: $18 BillionEND IT ALL ...

WowChip Roy (@chiproytx):For Context:Somalia’s Entire GDP: $13 BillionExposure to Somali FRAUD in ONE STATE: $18 BillionEND IT ALL ...

Impersonators go to great lengths to pose as investment professionals and to conceal their identities. Learn about steps you can take to protect yourself:https://t.co/W2jejaNRWK ...

Fraud tourism …Bari Weiss (@bariweiss):"Fraud tourists" traveled to Minnesota after a friend told them state programs were "a good opportunity to make money," prosecutors say.https://t.co/dkI1RGAVOX ...

.@CFTC Obtains Judgment Against Wisconsin Man for Fraud, Misappropriation Scheme: https://t.co/0Q3YLVCozj ...

Former https://t.co/cSkcnTct9w Dev Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for $2 Million Solana Fraud► https://t.co/cxzs9xwvzQ https://t.co/cxzs9xwvzQ ...

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What we're seeing is this globalization of online crime, but also the globalization of Chinese crime, geographically diverse, and also diverse in terms of activities. Where exactly is the crime. >> 10 years ago, I think you had to be probably really smart, very technical.But now with a crime as a service, you don't have to be so smart anymore. Literally hundreds of thousands of people work in scam compounds in countries like Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar. Scam operations nowadays are a little bit like multina ...