Tucson grand jury indicts California man in $38M COVID fraud scheme @News4TucsonKVOA
Tucson grand jury indicts California man in $38M COVID fraud scheme @News4TucsonKVOA
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Rodney Rosenstein, of California, is facing federal charges in Tucson after prosecutors say he orchestrated fraud schemes that netted more than $37 million through fake pandemic relief applications and commercial loan documents.
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Tucson grand jury indicts California man in $38M COVID fraud scheme

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