Former Officer Scams $90K in Pandemic Aid
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Former corrections officer Jasmine Murphy admitted to defrauding nearly $45,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits and loans, while her coworker Christnel Orisca scammed almost $55,000. Both women, employed at the Suffolk Sheriffs Department, faked applications and used fake identities to avoid detection. Murphy pleaded guilty to seven counts of wire fraud and one count of lying to a bank, while Orisca pleaded guilty in November. Both face sentencing in May and July, respectively, for their roles in pandemic relief fraud.
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