Nebraska (2-3, 1-1 Big Ten) went 0-5 away from home last season and have yet to play a true road game in 2022. County criminal street gangs.The Nebraska Cornhuskers seek their first road victory since 2020 when they visit the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in a Big Ten matchup on Friday. Villanueva also said the ringleaders and suspects in the alleged scheme are reported members of 'two notorious L.A. Four suspects were already in jail and were additionally charged. He said 47 of those arrests were in the L.A. 'Arrest warrants were executed at approximately 75 locations within Los Angeles and surrounding counties,' said Sheriff Alex Villanueva. 'We're talking about birthday checks from grandma, paychecks.'Ī total of 34 teams from local, state, and federal agencies made 56 arrests, many of which were made in Los Angeles County and surrounding counties. 'Hundreds of families whose hard-earned money was brazenly stolen by criminals,' said Bonta. Postal Inspection Service in Los Angeles.Ĭalifornia Attorney General's Rob Bonta said there were a total of 769 victims. 'The suspects would swiftly withdraw the money before the financial institution discovered the checks were forged,' said Carroll Harris with the U.S. Those behind the scheme recruited individuals on social media and got them to open bank accounts - or utilized the individuals' own checking accounts - to try to conceal their identities when depositing the forged checks, officials said. (KABC) - More than 80 people are facing grand theft, money laundering and conspiracy charges after a massive mail theft investigation revealed they stole nearly $5 million from hundreds of victims across California, authorities announced on Friday.Īccording to the California Attorney General's Office, a large bank fraud scheme, which began in 2018 and continued for several years, involved suspects allegedly depositing altered checks stolen from the U.S.

More than 80 people are facing grand theft, money laundering and conspiracy charges after a massive mail theft investigation revealed they stole nearly $5 million from hundreds of victims across California, authorities announced on Friday.

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