A woman from South Florida, listed as one of the FBI's most wanted for fraud, has been apprehended. She was found in Jamaica and subsequently brought back to the US. The woman's alleged involvement is tied to a scheme related to COVID-19 funds, with the total amount reportedly being $32 million.
Further details on the arrest and charges are available from the US Department of Justice, as reported by FOX 7 Austin.
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