Only 300 of the area’s homes claimed to have swimming pools, which require owners to pay a luxury tax. But when officials looked into the low number, using Google Earth to scan the back yards, they found the number of pools to be closer to 20,000. The fraudsters responded by buying camouflage-print tarps to cover up their pools, the Mail reported.

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