Criminal
Jan. 12, 2013
Canadian charged in visa scam
The Los Angeles city attorney's office Thursday charged a Canadian national with 32 misdemeanor counts on charges of cheating aspiring actors out of thousands of dollars in an immigration visa scam.
By Jean Yung
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Los Angeles city attorney's office Thursday charged a Canadian national with 32 misdemeanor counts on charges of cheating aspiring actors out of thousands of dollars in an immigration visa scam. Andrew Boryski, 26, who operated a Los Angeles-area immigration consulting business that sought visas on behalf of aspiring foreign actors, could face up to a year in jail for each count if convicted. After receiving several complaints a...
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