4 N.J. residents, 4 others lied to get Sandy funds, authorities say
TRENTON — Eight people, including four New Jersey residents, were charged on Tuesday with filing fraudulent applications in order to receive federal Hurricane Sandy recovery funds, state authorities said. Seven of those charged allegedly claimed that vacation or second homes they owned on the Jersey Shore were their primary residences when Sandy hit in 2012, making…
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Boy am I surprised —-NOT
There are scum suckers all over the place who abuse the system on every level. Cut state spending and these leeches may moce to greener pastures.