Crime
Former DOJ Attorney Hid Stolen Records as 'Cake Recipes,' Federal Indictment Says
A Port St. Lucie federal prosecutor faces up to 20 years after allegedly disguising stolen DOJ records as cake recipes to email them undetected.
Department of Justice
Crime
Apopka Man Gets 63 Months for $739K COVID-19 PPP Loan Fraud
Emmet Bowens, 57, of Apopka sentenced to 63 months in federal prison after stealing $739,582 through a fraudulent PPP loan application.
Crime
Tampa Woman Hid Aunt's Body to Steal $75K in Benefits, Feds Say
Rebecca Stewart Vaughn, 64, of Tampa faces federal wire fraud and theft charges for concealing her aunt's death to collect benefits.
Crime
U.S. Sues Naples Immunologist Over $1.9 Million in False Medicare Claims
Federal prosecutors allege Dr. Kevin Rosenbach falsely diagnosed patients with a rare disease to bill Medicare Part B for subcutaneous immune globulins.