Feds charge Florida man with fraud for buying Lamborghini with COVID relief funds
A Florida man was arrested and charged with fraud for buying Lamborghini sports car with Paycheck Protection Program loans, authorities say
Feds charge Florida man with fraud for buying Lamborghini with COVID relief funds
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