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lief funds, which he used to buy a Ferrari and other luxe items, federal prosecutors said." Diamond Blue Smith, "who is a member of the group Pretty Ricky," was "charged this week for his role in a $17 million coronavirus relief scheme, according to the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District o

Morgan, who was accused of operating a significant mortgage fraud conspiracy, along with others. Co-defendants include Todd Morgan, Bob's son, and Frank Giacobbe. Kevin Morgan, Bob's nephew, and Patrick Ogiony have since pleaded guilty in this case. The charges were dismissed because of the prosecution's fail

lief finds, which he used to buy a Ferrari and other luxe items, federal prosecutors said." Diamond Blue Smith, "who is a member of the group Pretty Ricky," was "charged this week for his role in a $17 million coronavirus relief scheme, according to the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of

b Morgan, who was accused of operating a significant mortgage fraud conspiracy, along with others. Co-defendants include Todd Morgan, Bob's son, and Frank Giacobbe. Kevin Morgan, Bob's nephew, and Patrick Ogiony have since pleaded guilty in this case. The charges were dismissed because of the prosecution's fai

lief funds, which he used to buy a Ferrari and other luxe items, federal prosecutors said." Diamond Blue Smith, "who is a member of the group Pretty Ricky," was "charged this week for his role in a $17 million coronavirus relief scheme, according to the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District o

Morgan, who was accused of operating a significant mortgage fraud conspiracy, along with others. Co-defendants include Todd Morgan, Bob's son, and Frank Giacobbe. Kevin Morgan, Bob's nephew, and Patrick Ogiony have since pleaded guilty in this case. The charges were dismissed because of the prosecution's fail

lief funds, which he used to buy a Ferrari and other luxe items, federal prosecutors said." Diamond Blue Smith, "who is a member of the group Pretty Ricky," was "charged this week for his role in a $17 million coronavirus relief scheme, according to the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District o

s accused of operating a EFTA01658592 significant mortgage fraud conspiracy, along with others. Co-defendants include Todd Morgan, Bob's son, and Frank Giacobbe. Kevin Morgan, Bob's nephew, and Patrick Ogiony have since pleaded guilty in this case. The charges were dismissed because of the prosecution's fail