DOJ: Elder fraud cases tied to nearly $4.8B in losses, 711,000 victims
The Department of Justice pursued nearly 350 criminal and civil enforcement actions involving fraud or abuse that targeted or disproportionately affected older adults during the past year, according to an annual report released Wednesday. The cases involved 712 defendants accused of stealing or attempting to steal approximately $4.84 billion from 711,353 victims, the department said. About 96% of the cases were criminal, while 45% involved international schemes. RELATED: FTC orders Delta, Walmar
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Covered mainly by the Global South sphere (100%); silent in Western, Sino-Russian & BRICS, Arab-Muslim world.
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- Confirmed by 6 outlets in 1 countries.
- Ignored by Western, Sino-Russian & BRICS, Arab-Muslim world.
- Propagation: first reported by fox5atlanta.com (Georgia), . 6 outlets republished 1 headline word for word.
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No outlet in this sphere covers the event: blind spot.
No outlet in this sphere covers the event: blind spot.
No outlet in this sphere covers the event: blind spot.
- DOJ: Elder fraud cases tied to nearly $4.8B in losses, 711,000 victimsfox5atlanta.com · Georgia
- DOJ: Elder fraud cases tied to nearly $4.8B in losses, 711,000 victimsfox4news.com · Georgia
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- DOJ: Elder fraud cases tied to nearly $4.8B in losses, 711,000 victimsfox5atlanta.comGeorgiaGeorgia → GeorgiaEnglish
- DOJ: Elder fraud cases tied to nearly $4.8B in losses, 711,000 victimsfox4news.comGeorgiaGeorgia → GeorgiaEnglish
- DOJ: Elder fraud cases tied to nearly $4.8B in losses, 711,000 victimsfox26houston.comGeorgiaGeorgia → GeorgiaEnglish
- DOJ: Elder fraud cases tied to nearly $4.8B in losses, 711,000 victimsfox35orlando.comGeorgiaGeorgia → GeorgiaEnglish
- DOJ: Elder fraud cases tied to nearly $4.8B in losses, 711,000 victimsfox13news.comGeorgiaGeorgia → GeorgiaEnglish
- DOJ: Elder fraud cases tied to nearly $4.8B in losses, 711,000 victimslivenowfox.comGeorgiaGeorgia → United StatesEnglish