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"It is quite shocking," Assistant U.S. Attorney Jessica Adeline Schulberg said."He’s the leader of a transnational criminal organization working with hundreds of coconspirators."
"There were widespread Facebook messages looking for individuals wanting to apply for EDD fraud," she explained."They certainly weren’t quiet about what they were doing.” “Perhaps there could have been more checks and balances, but the government felt it was sufficient the way it was handled to get this money out to people," Adeline Schulberg said.
NBC 7's Dave Summers spoke to victims of the alleged theft ring, and heard from one of San Diego's lead prosecutors about the suspects' strategies.attacked across the streetTwo women stole her necklace; an important piece of heirloom jewelry. Two years earlier, using pickpocket and sleight-of-hand techniques, a couple“I have never seen a grown man cry," Jennifer Souphy said about her father.
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