The Department of Homeland Security office leading the national clampdown on fraudulent coronavirus treatments and medical equipment has opened more than 500 cases, as scammers attempt to manipulate the public and government.
Homeland Security Investigations, an arm of the DHS, launched Operation Stolen Promise this spring to go after individuals and organizations attempting to sell counterfeit products, including coronavirus test kits, treatments, masks, and cleaning products.
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