Baltimore County Woman Indicted in Federal $2.5 Million Paycheck Protection Program Funds Case
Baltimore, Maryland – A Maryland woman is facing indictment stemming from submitting fraudulent applications for millions of dollars in federal loans. Kara DiPietro, 49, of Towson, is charged with bank fraud in connection with fraudulent applications that she allegedly filed to obtain Paycheck Protection Program loans in the names of multiple businesses.
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Baltimore, Maryland – A Maryland woman is facing indictment stemming from submitting fraudulent applications for millions of dollars in federal loans. Kara DiPietro, 49, of Towson, is charged with bank fraud in connection with fraudulent applications that she allegedly filed to obtain Paycheck Protection Program loans in the names of multiple businesses.
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- U.S. Department of JusticePrimary source · Supports · EN · 100%Baltimore County Woman Indicted in Federal $2.5 Million Paycheck Protection Program Funds Case ↗
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