Colorado Man Sentenced for Fraudulently Using Pandemic Relief Funds
Joshua Lybolt, 47, was sentenced to 20 months in prison for using nearly $5 million in pandemic relief funds to buy luxury cars and properties. He pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering after falsely claiming financial losses due to COVID-19.
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DOJ: Man used pandemic-relief money to buy Porsche, Corvette and luxury properties
Colorado Man Sentenced for Fraudulently Using Pandemic Relief Funds
DOJ: Man used pandemic-relief money to buy Porsche, Corvette and luxury properties
DOJ: Man used pandemic-relief money to buy Porsche, Corvette and luxury properties
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