Warrants issued against insurance salesmen for fraud against the Tamaulipas government
CIUDAD VICTORIA, Tam.,.- The State Attorney General's Office informed that arrest warrants were issued against two insurance salesmen who defrauded up to 48 million pesos from the administration of the entity and its workers. Through a press release, the agency informed that the two fugitives, identified as Luz Olivia G. and Héctor Francisco M., are wanted by the…
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