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Waldorf Man Admits To $176,000 COVID Relief Fraud Scheme; Faces Up To 20 Years - The BayNet
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Waldorf Man Admits To $176,000 COVID Relief Fraud Scheme; Faces Up To 20 Years - The BayNet
BALTIMORE – A former U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) employee pled guilty in federal court, today, to charges stemming from a Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act scheme that enabled him to illegally obtain more than $176,000. Simeon Bakare, 55, of Waldorf, Maryland, pled guilty to wire-fraud charges in connection with the scheme. Bakare previously worked on information technology matters for USAID. This p…
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