3 people arrested in alleged mortgage fraud scheme

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SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) — Three people face charges for their role in an alleged fraud scheme by using the Internet to target struggling homeowners in Northern California.

Ronald Cupp, 58, of Santa Rosa, Randall Heyden, 69, of San Rafael and Angelle Wertz, 38, also of Santa Rosa were arrested last week on 57 charges including theft, forgery, notary fraud and recording of false documents, Attorney General Kamala Harris announced on Monday.

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