RivCo trio facing charges in scheme involving inmates filing for state EDD benefits
A Riverside County jail inmate and two associates not in custody allegedly conspired to steal $18,000 in unemployment insurance benefits by filing a series of fraudulent claims submitted when the state began distributing relief funds stemming from the public health lockdowns, authorities said today.
Brian Jay Davidson, 58, Blake Fallon, 51, and Jessica Kaye, 44, all of Moreno Valley, will be charged with conspiracy, grand theft and fraud for the alleged acts that siphoned money from the California Employment Development Department, joining untold numbers of others statewide who did the same thing, according to the District Attorney s Office.
Moreno Valley trio facing charges tied to fraudulent unemployment claims
A Riverside County jail inmate and two associates not in custody allegedly conspired to steal $18,000 in unemployment insurance benefits by filing a series of fraudulent claims submitted when the state began distributing relief funds stemming from the public health lockdowns, authorities said on Thursday.
Brian Jay Davidson, 58, Blake Fallon, 51, and Jessica Kaye, 44, all of Moreno Valley, will be charged with conspiracy, grand theft and fraud for the alleged acts that siphoned money from the California Employment Development Department, joining untold numbers of others statewide who did the same thing, according to the District Attorney s Office.
MORENO VALLEY, Calif. (KABC) A Moreno Valley man and woman accused of defrauding the state out of thousands of dollars in unemployment insurance are facing charges stemming from an investigation involving inmates filing for those benefits while in custody, prosecutors announced Thursday.
Blake Fallon and Jessica Kay were arrested on Jan. 28 at a home in the 8000 block of Pigeon Pass Road, according to a press release from the Riverside County District Attorney s office.
Both are facing one felony count of conspiracy to commit unemployment insurance fraud. Fallon is also expected to be charged with additional felony counts of perjury and unemployment insurance fraud.