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Pearl Transit fraud: N.J. couple stole $1.6M in federal aid

A New Jersey couple used a fictitious transit company to fraudulently claim $1.6M in federal aid, spending the money on Porsche rentals and luxury goods before being convicted of wire fraud.

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