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TPMS change on my Endeavour: Outstanding experience with Ford service

BHPian Rajain recently shared this with other enthusiasts.GuysFor those around Bangalore here is something I felt I must share.

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Jacksonville businessman, charity leader who used COVID funds on Jaguar, Rolex is sentenced

Kenneth Landers used money from the government's Paycheck Protection Program to pay off mortgages and buy a Rolex and a Jaguar XKE Roadster.

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Jacksonville man sentenced to prison for using COVID relief loan to fund lavish lifestyle

A Jacksonville man was sentenced to one year in prison after he pleaded guilty to misusing nearly $1 million in Paycheck Protection Program loan money, funds that investigators say he spent on himself.

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Rolex, mortgages, vintage car: Jacksonville man spends close to $1 million from COVID relief scheme

One more person responsible for defrauding the government and his employees out of money marked for COVID relief has been sentenced to prison.

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Jacksonville man loses $910K, plus real estate, over COVID loan fraud

The maximum sentence is 30 years behind bars but the case is hardly rare. A federal report listed $4.6 billion in loans as "potentially fraudulent."

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