LINCOLN — A federal judge has ordered an Omaha man to pay $196,029 in restitution after he and an associate fraudulently inflated revenue and salary claims to obtain COVID-19 relief.
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Eleven people were arrested on May 25 in Omaha, Atlanta and Las Vegas and charged with submitting fraudulent applications for millions of dollars in pandemic relief funds.
The Omaha FBI field office arrested 11 people, including nine from Omaha, who allegedly received over $2.4 million in fraudulent payroll protection program funds.