New Jersey Repeat Mail Fraudster Charged With Targeting $12,000,000 From Bank and Mailing 36,000 Fake Invoices to Schools
A New Jersey man who has served two prison terms for mail scams has been charged again with trying to claim $12 million from a bank and billing schools for books they never ordered. Robert Armstrong, 56, of Turnersville, has been charged with bank fraud and mail fraud, reports NJ.com. Federal authorities allege he…
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