Feds Say California Fraud Will Make Minnsota Look Like Child' Play!

James Kaufman, World News Report, today. The fraud turning up in California will make Minnesota look like honest people. California man arrested for stealing $23 million in taxpayer money from a program intended to combat homelessness. Way to go, Gavin Newsom. Federal investigators have started to investigate welfare programs and assistance in California and think that this might be the tip of the huge iceberg in California alone. A Los Angeles man was arrested for stealing $23 million in taxpayers' money from a program intended to combat homelessness. They now think that over half our yearly budget is fraud. Over half our $6 trillion budget is caught up in fraud. And this has been going on since Trump was elected last time, too. According to federal prosecutors, Alexander Sufer, 42, executive director of Abundant Blessings, was charged with wire fraud. One charge, I could have got him on 70. between 2018-2025, super-pocketed tens of millions of dollars and used the money to fund a lavish lifestyle. He used the stolen funds to purchase a $7 million home, a Range Rover, and to send his children to a private school and buy other luxury items, including watches and diamonds, etc. Quote, California is the poster child of rampant fraud, waste, and abuse of U.S. tax dollars, said First Assistant United States Attorney Bill Besley. The state has facilitated the spending of billions of dollars to combat homelessness with little or nothing to show, and it's almost no oversight whatsoever taking place. Thankfully, the federal government has begun auditing California's spending today, and it's just one example that fraudsters have swindled millions of dollars from taxpayers in California. This money should have gone to those really in need instead of lining the pockets of individuals subsidizing their own lavish lifestyles. Alexander Sufer, 42, who faces only one charge of wire fraud, What in the hell is going on of Westwood, California, the executive director of the Charity of Abundant Blessings, who was arrested this morning on a federal criminal complaint charging him with wire fraud. One charge of wire fraud. A felony punishable by up to 20 years in prison and fines. Super is accused of lining his pockets with millions of taxpayer dollars intended to combat homelessness and the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles. Instead, he purchased a $7 million home, took luxury trips across the U.S. and out of the country, and paid for his children's private education, amongst many other luxury items like Range Rovers, Rolex watches, etc. Put him under the jail, can we? Please, for once, please share, subscribe, give us a thumbs up. Always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World. God bless.