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Arrested for spending 124,000 euros of covid aid in luxury stores
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He spent 149,900 dollars – about 124,470 euros in exchange – that he had fraudulently received from a covid 19 aid fund on Louis Vuitton items. Neiman Marcus, Ikea, Best Buy and diamond stores. The pandemic has wreaked havoc on the economy and the income of the population around the world.
For this reason, the different countries have created different lines of action to help the most affected entrepreneurs. The mischief of an American woman to take advantage of the flow of injected money now makes her face a sentence of up to thirty years in prison.
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Jasmine Johnnae Clifton, 24, remains free on bail after appearing before a judge in North Carolina (USA), who has attributed several charges of fraud. In 2019, the young woman had opened an online clothing sales business, Jazzy Jas, whose activity only lasted a few months.
However, the woman falsified data to request in July of last year the financial aid enabled for SMEs affected by the coronavirus crisis. Only a month later, she received $149,900 from the State, as explained by the judicial authorities of that State in a statement.
The American did not invest the money in going back to a non-existent business nor in starting a new one. However, the funds did not stay long in the bank account either. Clifton spent a total of $149,900 at Ikea, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Rooms To Go, Louis Vuitton, Best Buy and various diamond stores.
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