Man Arrested in California Voter Fraud Bust Says Somebody ‘Working at the Chocolate Factory Used’ His Name to Illegally Vote

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SEEDORF (voice-over): "According to federal charging documents, 72-year-old Omar Muñoz, a green card holder born in Belize, registered to vote in L.A. County seven years ago and is accused of voting in at least four elections."
SEEDORF (on camera): "Do you remember registering to vote?"
MUÑOZ: "No. I didn't register to vote."
SEEDORF: "Or have you ever voted?"
MUÑOZ: "No."
SEEDORF (voice-over): "He's one of 28 people charged across California in what federal prosecutors call Operation Protect the Vote."
SEEDORF (on camera): "How do you explain the charges?"
MUÑOZ: "Look, somebody was working at the chocolate factory using my social security and using my name, you know, so I know that can happen."
SEEDORF: "So you feel like someone was maybe voting with your name?"
MUÑOZ: "Could be."