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Noble Man Pleads Guilty to Using Sham Farm Stand to Process More Than $212,000 in Fraudulent SNAP Benefits - FINCHANNEL

Melton admitted using fake IDs and another person’s identity to process about $212,194.58 in fraudulent SNAP payments.

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Noble Man Pleads Guilty to Using Sham Farm Stand to Process More Than $212,000 in Fraudulent SNAP Benefits

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Noble man uses sham farm stand to steal $212K in SNAP benefits

OKLAHOMA CITY — A Noble man pleaded guilty last week to theft of government property and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits fraud.

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Noble Man Pleads Guilty to Using Sham Farm Stand to Process More Than $212,000 in Fraudulent SNAP Benefits - FINCHANNEL

Noble Man Pleads Guilty to Using Sham Farm Stand to Process More Than $212,000 in Fraudulent SNAP Benefits

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Noble, OK Man Pleads Guilty in $212K SNAP Fraud Case

Steven Eugene Melton Jr. of Noble, Oklahoma admitted using a sham farm stand to process over $212,000 in fraudulent SNAP benefits.

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