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Should victimized scholars seek to return to the U.S., they would encounter a massive pile of debt and a crippling credit score that could prevent them from gaining work or housing, Maimon said.

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Anyone with more information on this incident or who has been victimized by Popper has been asked to contact San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Detective Jason Desario of the Specialized Investigations Division at 909-890-4904.

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As investigators pursue the criminal case, the victimized merchants and Richmond, Va.-based Brink’s have engaged in a lengthy legal battle centered on the value of the stolen goods.

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The U.S. government on Tuesday designated a Cambodian conglomerate as a transnational criminal organization, accusing it of running online scam operations that have victimized people across the U.S.

“And that has the biggest impact on women, because women often are more likely to be victimized, and then more afraid to call for help than men.”

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