Page Summary: Naples man pleads guilty to 4 of 18 counts in $2.6M Covid relief fraud case Federal prosecutors say 43 yr old Roberto Soliman and a co-defendant filed fake application for the paycheck protection program.
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Naples man pleads guilty to 4 of 18 counts in $2.6M Covid relief fraud case Federal prosecutors say 43 yr old Roberto Soliman and a co-defendant filed fake application for the paycheck protection program.
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- Federal prosecutors say 43 yr old Roberto Soliman and a co-defendant filed fake application for the paycheck protection program.
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