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An economic aid package was also launched in America to keep small businesses alive during the coronavirus epidemic by taking over part of the salaries of employees from the state.
The majority must have used the opportunities for that, too, but a Detroit man saw a different chance in the money that could be easily pocketed. Carbuzz reports that the 51-year-old man bought two Cadillac Escalades, a Dodge Charger and a Hummer for the money.
FBI investigators said the man, who traded in solar panels by default, applied to the business assistance program and even won a $ 590,000 grant. The man applied for the aid as if he had to pay 68 people at a cost of $ 2.8 million a year, but it was soon revealed that his company had not been in operation for a good year.
Two days after the aid was disbursed, the man had already filled out checks for two Cadillacs and the other cars. He gave two cars to his brothers and kept two for himself.
(Source: hvg.hu / photo: pixabay.com)
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