First guilty plea in visa scheme; more scheduled
Federal prosecutors say the scheme involved 62 counts and payments of $5,000 per name to create fake crime reports for visa applicants.
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Former Oakdale police chief pleads guilty to visa fraud conspiracy; more plea changes scheduled
A former Oakdale police chief pled guilty for his role in a visa fraud scheme involving fake police reports for U-visa applicants. The fraud ring charged applicants $20,000, with officers getting paid to create false crime reports, mainly about armed robberies in small Louisiana communities, raising major red flags.
First guilty plea in visa scheme; more scheduled
Federal prosecutors have negotiated a guilty plea in the wide-ranging visa scheme announced last summer, and more are scheduled this month.In July, federal authorities announced the indictment of two chiefs of police, a former chief and a city marshal; they were accused of participating in a scheme to sell visas to immigrants.An Oakdale businessman was accused of bribing the law enforcement agents to create fake crime reports so that immigrants …
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