Twelve Million Stolen from Homeless Aid | Global News

Federal agents just indicted three nonprofit workers for allegedly stealing $12 million meant for homeless people—diverting it to luxury vacations, vintage cars, and credit card debt. This follows a similar bust yesterday involving 12 people accused of siphoning $10 million from childcare funds. Prosecutors say these nonprofits billed for fake services, accepted bribes, and funneled cash into personal splurges—including Tahiti trips and nightclubs. With homelessness soaring in LA, officials warn this is only the tip of the iceberg, promising more indictments as they crack down on fraud in critical aid programs.

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