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← Return to briefingA woman from South Florida, listed as one of the FBI's most wanted for fraud, has been apprehended. She was found in Jamaica and subsequently brought back to the US. The woman is alleged to have been involved in a scheme related to COVID-19 funds.
The total amount involved in the scheme is reportedly $32 million. Further information on the woman's alleged role and the specifics of the scheme can be found through the US Department of Justice or other sources, such as Fox 26 Houston.
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