Lafayette Man, Two Daughters Sentenced to Federal Prison in $500K Fraud Scheme

Owner of Scott non-profit, 2 daughters convicted and sentenced for $500K fraud scheme

LAFAYETTE, La. (NEWS 15) — A Lafayette family has learned the legal consequences for a conspiracy to defraud a federal nutrition assistance program out of half a million dollars. Brian Desormeaux, 64, received a 3-year federal prison sentence for leading…

Lafayette man, two daughters sentenced to federal prison in $500K fraud scheme

A Lafayette man and his two daughters will spend time in federal prison after pleading guilty in a scheme to defraud a federal nutrition assistance program.

UPDATE: Father, two daughters sentenced to prison in fraud case

Three family members have admitted their roles in a scheme that prosecutors allege included falsified documentation and fake fire marshal reports; they've all be sentenced to prison.

Lafayette man, daughters sentenced to prison time for stealing $500k from federal assistance program

LAFAYETTE — A Lafayette man and his daughters were sentenced to prison time for stealing $500,000 from a federal nutrition assistance program.The U.S. Department of Justice said Thursday that 64-year-old Brian Paul Desormeaux, 38-year-old Amy Desormeaux Hernandez and 35-year-old Lenzi Desormeaux Babineaux defrauded the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Child and Adult Care Food Program of half a million dollars.Desormeaux, the former executive di…