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CINCINNATI - Kelli Prather, a 52-year-old Cincinnati resident, received an 84-month prison sentence today in U.S. District Court after being convicted last summer on multiple counts of fraud, announced authorities. Prather was found guilty on all 14 charges in July 2023 following a trial presided

A former candidate for Cincinnati mayor has been sentenced to prison for crimes pertaining to her request for more than $1.2 million in pandemic relief loans.

A Cincinnati woman was sentenced to seven years in prison on federal charges related to COVID-19 relief fraud.

A federal jury in the Southern District of Ohio Tuesday convicted Kelli Prather, 51, of Cincinnati of crimes pertaining to her request for more than $1.2 million in pandemic relief loans. She was remanded to the custody of the U.S. Marshals after the jury returned its guilty verdicts.

According to court documents, Prather spent more than $8,000 of the $19,800 she received on non-business expenses.

A federal jury in the Southern District of Ohio has convicted a former candidate for Cincinnati mayor of crimes pertaining to her request for more than $1.2 million in pandemic relief loans.

Former Cincinnati mayoral candidate Kelli Prather charged in COVID-19 fraud case Sharon Coolidge and Kevin Grasha, Cincinnati Enquirer © Provided Kelli Prather Popular Searches A federal complaint unsealed Tuesday afternoon charges Prather with five counts: making false statements to a federal agency, aggravated identify theft, bank fraud, unauthorized disclosure of a social security number, and making false statements in loan and credit applications. Prather is one of four ...

4 charged, including former Cincinnati mayoral candidate, in COVID-19 fraud schemes Share Updated: 6:09 PM EDT Apr 6, 2021 WLWT Digital Staff Share Updated: 6:09 PM EDT Apr 6, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript KNOW SO FAR, DAN. WELL, ASHLEY AND STEPHEN I CAN TELL YOU INVESTIGATORS SAY THAT KELLY PRAY THEIR LIED ABOUT NOT ONLY OWNING BUSINESSES, BUT ALSO EMPLOYING OTHERS THEY SAY SHE CLAIMED TO BE THE OWNER OF SIX BUSINESSES SEEKING HUNDREDS OF THOUSA...

A federal complaint unsealed Tuesday afternoon charges Prather with five counts: making false statements to a federal agency, aggravated identify theft, bank fraud, unauthorized disclosure of a social security number, and making false statements in loan and credit applications. Prather is one of four people charged federally in separate cases with defrauding COVID-19 pandemic relief funding programs. The four are alleged to have lied about owning businesses and employing others. According to t...