A Pennsylvania Welfare Coordinator Was Busted for Allegedly Trading EBT Cards for This
A welfare coordinator in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania was accused of fraud involving 48 EBT cards—the electronic benefit cards used to distribute government assistance to low-income people. According to the allegations, the coordinator traded these cards for crack cocaine and cash. The coordinator is no longer employed in that position.
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Pennsylvania Welfare Coordinator Accused of Trading EBT Cards for Crack Cocaine
Pa. welfare supervisor allegedly stole $20K in food stamps, traded EBT cards for crack cocaine: prosecutors