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CBS Los Angeles
By CBSLA Staff
December 7, 2020 at 9:37 pm
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — The California Employment Development Department Monday continued to reel from unprecedented scams carried out by fraudsters, many of them prisoners in the state duping the system with mind-boggling ease.
Bank of America, which contracts with EDD to distribute unemployment benefits said in a Monday statement:
"Our assessment is that there is activity consistent with fraud in those accounts on the order of approximately $2 billion. … We also have detailed instances in which criminals not only withdrew initial funds provided by the State, but sought and received additional 'temporary' credit from Bank of America … essentially attempting to double-dip the fraudulent removal of funds."
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