N.J. merchants admit food-stamp fraud
By Matthew Spolar Inquirer Staff Writer The owner and two employees of a Westville convenience store pleaded guilty yesterday to defrauding the federal food stamp program, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced. Mehal Mothon, 48,... [read full story]
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2 admit defrauding food stamp program
CAMDEN — The owner of a Citgo Food Mart in Gloucester County and two employees have admitted they defrauded the federal food stamp program of more than $280,000. Mehal Mothon, 48, of Berlin, who owns the market, pleaded guilty...
N.J. merchants admit food-stamp fraud
The owner and two employees of a Westville convenience store pleaded guilty yesterday to defrauding the federal food stamp program, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced. Mehal Mothon, 48, of Berlin, admitted illegally debiting...
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