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Skip to main content A San Francisco woman was accused of impersonating two lawyers. Then, she got charged for PPP fraud. FacebookTwitterEmail Miranda Devlin had spent her PPP funds on purchases from Bloomingdales, Tiffany and Co. and Amazon.Kameleon007/Getty Images/iStockphoto A woman named Miranda Martin filed for a loan with the Paycheck Protection Program. It was for her business, the Common Nucleus of Cancer — for which she was bankrolled $32,700. The only catch: Miranda Martin allegedly...

DOJ Reports San Francisco, California Woman Charged with Fraudulently Obtaining Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Pandemic Relief Funds and with Impersonating Attorneys Published: Saturday, 13 February 2021 05:53 Defendant Handled Cases In Court Under Stolen Attorney Identities And Applied Successfully For Coronavirus Relief Funds With a Fraudulent Application February 13, 2021 - “We allege Miranda Devlin committed serial fraud,” said U.S. Attorney Anderson.  “Among the schemes all...