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A Massachusetts businessman convicted of fraudulently seeking more than $13 million in federal coronavirus pandemic relief loans has been sentenced to more than three years in prison.

United statesWilliam cordorElijah majak buoiUs small business administrationPaycheck protection programMajak buoiCoronavirus aidEconomic securityA massachusetts businessman convicted of fraudulently seeking more than 13 million in federal coronavirus pandemic relief loans has been sentenced to three years prison elijah majak buoiF winchesterAs also sentenced to three years of supervised release and ordered pay restitution 2 million forfeiture bya boston federal court judge thursday buoi was convicted jury four counts wire fraud one count makinga false statement toa financial institution in february prosecutors said submitted six loan applications through the paycheck protection program but misrepresented number employees payroll expenses for his startup companyOsuda tech he also submitted fraudulent irs tax forms to support his applications and was able obtaina 2 million loan before arrested in june 2020 buois lawyer didnt respond an email seeking comment friday but said after the february trial that client had been misled bya bank officer madea good faith mistake completing program part of coronavirus aidElief and economic securityEcr caresCt that allowed qualifying small businesses and other organizations to receive forgivable loans cover payrollEnt and utilities prosecutors also said friday that another massachusetts resident was sentenced to nearly three years in prison for his involvement ina separate set of pandemic relief related schemes william cordor