Massachusetts Launches Fraud Team, Charges 15 in $9M Scams
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U.S. Attorney Leah B. Foley in Massachusetts unveils a new Benefit and Voter Fraud Team, led by Philip Mallard and Mark Grady, to combat fraud in programs like SNAP benefits, MassHealth, voter fraud, and childcare subsidies. The team will collaborate with agencies such as Homeland Security, the Office of Inspector General, the Labor Department, and the Internal Revenue Service. Since December 2025, Foleys office has charged fifteen people in schemes totaling nearly nine million dollars, with nine individuals facing charges for stealing close to three hundred thousand dollars in benefits using stolen identities. Dozens more investigations are ongoing, indicating a robust federal crackdown to safeguard public funds and hold fraudsters accountable across the state.
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