Former owner of LA burger hotspot sentenced in $4 million fraud scheme

Source: New York Post

A Southern California hospitality figure tied to the restaurant chain Stout Burgers & Beers is headed to federal prison after authorities say he siphoned millions in pandemic relief funds through a sprawling fraud scheme. Philip Fredrick Camino, 46, was sentenced on Thursday, to 41 months behind bars after previously pleading guilty in August 2024 to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, according to the US Attorney’s Office. Philip Fredrick Camino.

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