Mass. Man Sentenced for Fraud Scheme Using Multiple Bank Accounts
A Massachusetts man was sentenced to more than four years in prison his role in a fraud scheme that used nearly 80 bank accounts for a multimillion-dollar romance scam.
A Massachusetts man was sentenced to more than four years in prison his role in a fraud scheme that used nearly 80 bank accounts for a multimillion-dollar romance scam.
Three men have been indicted in connection with the armed bank robbery in November at a Rockland Trust branch on Martha’s Vineyard.
A New Hampshire man has been indicted for allegedly committing five bank robberies last year in Northern Massachusetts.
A Rhode Island man was arrested and charged in Boston federal court yesterday for an alleged laundering scheme that involved about 80 business bank accounts at Massachusetts and Rhode Island banks.
A certified public accountant from Lynn, the third defendant in a decade-long mortgage fraud scheme, was sentenced yesterday in Boston federal court.
Three Massachusetts residents have been sentenced recently for separate loan and bank fraud cases.
A Wakefield man was sentenced last week for his role in a decade-long mortgage fraud scheme that led to $4.3 million in losses for lenders.
An Acton man has pleaded guilty for his role in a scheme to use stolen identities to obtain COVID-related U.S. Small Business Administration loans and then launder the money through fraudulent bank accounts.
A Methuen man was sentenced to more than seven years in prison for armed bank robbery.
A New Hampshire man has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison for six bank robberies in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, taking more than $25,000 total.
Two former bank employees were sentenced to home detention last week for separate schemes involving their roles at the banks.
A Massachusetts man who admitted to lying on his application for federal coronavirus business aid will spend time in prison for using some of the money to pay his mortgage.
A real estate developer was sentenced to four years in prison for a decade-long, mortgage fraud scheme that totaled $6.5 million and cost lenders nearly $4 million.
A Marblehead man and woman are accused of submitting fraudulent loan applications for religious charitable organizations they control.
A former Tyngsborough police officer pleaded guilty last week to providing banks with false information to obtain business loans.
A Massachusetts man who according to authorities preyed on people who wanted to buy homes by collecting deposits on properties that had either already been sold or were not even for sale was sentenced Wednesday to 2 1/2 years in prison, federal prosecutors said.
A Massachusetts man has pleaded guilty to using 40 banks accounts to carry out a $4 million romance scam.
A Lynn man has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for his role in a bank fraud scheme.
A former Massachusetts real estate attorney was sentenced to more than six years in prison for operating, along with his wife, multiple mortgage fraud schemes that affected several lenders.
A former Revere business owner has agreed to plead guilty to filing fraudulent applications to obtain a $2.5 million Paycheck Protection Program loan.