US EditionLafayette Woman Arrested Following Forgery in Federal Grant Scheme
Rachel Willis forged the CEO's signature to secure a $600,000 federal grant for healthcare training, but the fraud was uncovered before funds were released, authorities said.
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Lafayette woman accused of forging Lourdes CEO's signature for $600,000 grant arrested
A Lafayette woman employed by Our Lady of Lourdes Regional Medical Center was arrested Monday after forging a letter to secure hundreds of thousands of dollars from a federal grant program.
Lafayette woman booked with forgery
A Lafayette woman was arrested by Attorney General investigators and booked with forgery.The investigation started with a call from the Louisiana Department of Health; officials there said they got a call from Our Lady of Lourdes Regional Medical Center in Lafayette. OLOL officials said a letter used in an application for a grant from the HERO Fund had a forged signature on it.That program is used to support healthcare training and education pro…
Lafayette woman arrested following forgery in federal grant scheme
LAFAYETTE, LA. (KLFY) -- Lafayette woman arrested by the Louisiana Bureau of Investigation (LBI) following an incident involving a forged letter which tried to secure funds from a federal grant program, officials said. LBI agents arrested Rachel Willis, 48, of Lafayette and charged her with one count of forgery, officials said. The investigation began after Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) officials received notification that an employee of …
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