A former social worker defrauded OC residents to get over $1 million in tax refunds, welfare benefits and credit card purchases. County officials say they are working to keep it from ever happening again.
Tag: United States Attorneys Office
Ex-Santa Ana Police Officer Faces Federal Charges Over Videotaped Beating
A federal grand jury indicted former Officer Brian Booker with three felonies for allegedly beating a man who was complying with police commands and then lying about it in official reports.
Feds Say Calderons Took Bribes From Orange County Businessman
State Sen. Ron Calderon, D-Montebello, and his brother are accused of taking bribes from former Newport Beach hospital owner Michael Drobot.
A Neighborhood Is Pushed to the Brink
Already tense relations between Anaheim’s Latino community and the city’s police department are in danger of boiling over after two police shootings and a crowd control effort gone awry.
Special Investigator Foreshadows Review of Fullerton Police
Michael Gennaco will look at a wide range of policies, training
and hiring practices.
Irvine Man Indicted for Childhood Obesity Infomercial Scam
Investors in $2.4 million scheme thought their money was going
toward a product that would combat obesity in children.
An Allegedly Fake Investigation in Garden Grove
Former Homeland Security agent used nonexistent investigation
into organized crime in Garden Gorve as part of a larger scheme,
according to prosecutors.
Tustin Man Sentenced for $9 Million Ponzi Scheme
Tarakeswar Chaudhary was arrested while trying to flee to India.
Federal Prosecutors Relaunch Political Crimes Unit in OC
The U.S. attorney’s office had disbanded a similar investigative team two years ago.
Huntington Beach Company Focus of Seal Beach Embezzlement Case
The U.S. Attorney’s Office alleges that the company stole $450,000 from the city.










