A woman from Jamaica is facing charges in Florida. She was captured in her home country and brought back to the state. In Florida, she is accused of being involved in a large fraud scheme.
The scheme is said to have occurred in two local areas. Further information about the case is available from CBS4 Miami, including the total amount of money involved and the specific locations where the alleged fraud took place.
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