Texas man indicted for allegedly defrauding FedEx of more than $400K
The U.S. Attorney’s Office described a scheme that involved sending packages through FedEx, later claiming they got lost and then filing claims with the company seeking reimbursement for their value. (Courtesy FedEx)
Robert Clark, 58, of Travis County, Texas, is charged with nine counts of mail fraud. Clark’s indictment alleges that he began the scheme around December 2019.
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FedEx Mail Fraud U.S. Attorney's OfficeAarron Fleming
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