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In March, a fraudulent hit-and-run story on NewsBreak led readers to donate over $1,500 to a non-existent GoFundMe campaign.
In early March, a fraudulent hit-and-run story on NewsBreak led readers to donate over $1,500 to a non-existent GoFundMe campaign.
The tragic story reported two deaths, Herman Cruz and his 4-year-old daughter, Amelia, in a hit-and-run accident in Richmond, VA.
The author directed readers to a GoFundMe page set up to raise money for their funeral services.
The campaign was created by Jamel El-Amin.
NBC News found that the victims and the accident were not recorded, and no reports of a hit-and-run were found.
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