Viva Supermarkets manager found guilty of immigration document fraud, obstruction of 2 federal labor investigations and conspiracy
Following an 11-day trial, a federal jury today returned a guilty verdict against Karla Montoya, 45, of Sacramento, the general manager of the Sacramento‑area grocery chain Viva Supermarkets, for her role in a long‑running scheme involving the hiring of undocumented workers, the use of false immigration documents, and obstruction of two U.S. Department of Labor proceedings.
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Following an 11-day trial, a federal jury today returned a guilty verdict against Karla Montoya, 45, of Sacramento, the general manager of the Sacramento‑area grocery chain Viva Supermarkets, for her role in a long‑running scheme involving the hiring of undocumented workers, the use of false immigration documents, and obstruction of two U.S. Department of Labor proceedings.
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- U.S. Department of JusticePrimary source · Supports · EN · 100%Viva Supermarkets manager found guilty of immigration document fraud, obstruction of 2 federal labor investigations and conspiracy ↗
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