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DOJ Cracks Down on COVID-Relief Fraud

On July 15, the Department of Justice charged Andrew Marnell with bank fraud in connection with $8.5 million worth of Paycheck Protection Program loans he obtained for fake business expenses, that were then spent on gambling and stock market bets.

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