From left, Mark Schnapp, Matthew Chester, Michael Clark, Aldo Leiva and Joe D. Whitley, Baker Donelson
A Baker Donelson government enforcement group looks at the building effort targeting COVID-19 scams and virus-related crimes, including the arrest of a California man who solicited investments in a company that he claimed “would be used to market pills to prevent coronavirus infections and an injectable cure for those suffering from COVID-19.”
April 02, 2020 at 05:12 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
There is an increasing number of scams associated with the outbreak of COVID-19.
On March 24, Deputy Attorney General Jeff Rosen issued a memorandum to law enforcement agencies regarding actions that may be taken in response to unlawful activities by unscrupulous individuals during the current COVID-19 outbreak. These law enforcement actions contemplate close coordination with state and local government agencies.
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