
The alleged scheme is so brazen that both state and federal agents have begun reviewing the allegations to determine whether criminal charges should be filed, plaintiffs told The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Skip to contentThe alleged scheme is so brazen that both state and federal agents have begun reviewing the allegations to determine whether criminal charges should be filed, plaintiffs told The San Diego Union-Tribune.