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Louisiana man pleads guilty to COVID unemployment fraud while in Mississippi prison
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Louisiana man pleads guilty to COVID unemployment fraud while in Mississippi prison
A Louisiana man has admitted in federal court that he conspired to fraudulently obtain pandemic-related unemployment benefits while serving time in a Mississippi prison. According to a Tuesday news release from the Department of Justice, Travis Thorn, 45, of Monroe, La., pleaded guilty Feb. 25 to conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Prosecutors said Thorn worked with another individual to submit fraudulent unemployment claims to the Mississippi Depa…
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