Brett Favre hasn't been charged with a crime, but he's one of the central players in a $77 million fraud case involving the Mississippi government.
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23 arrested, charged in East Texas Paycheck Protection Program-related fraud
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Developer of failed SLO bowling alley sentenced to prison for fraudulent fundraising
23 arrested, charged in East Texas Paycheck Protection Program-related fraud
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