$7M Boston SNAP fraudster sentenced to 2 years in prison

Boston Herald·23h ago

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A person involved in a $7 million SNAP fraud scheme in Boston has been sentenced to 2 years in prison. The individual, reportedly a store owner, pleaded guilty to the fraud, which allegedly involved trafficking SNAP benefits for cash. The case may have involved others, with some reports indicating that two men were arrested in connection with the scheme.

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