New Rochelle man convicted of pandemic fraud and identity theft
Authorities say Aly Kaba collected over $150,000 in COVID unemployment using stolen identities.
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A New Rochelle man is facing up to 20 years in prison for a pandemic fraud case involving dead people’s IDs.
Aly Kaba was convicted of collecting over $150,000 in COVID unemployment using stolen identities.
Investigators say he spent the money on vacations and a Rolex watch.
Sentencing is scheduled to take place in February.
