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 the U.S. Attorney's Office, some defendants applied multiple times for relief funding, and some spent the funding they received on personal items and vacation travel. Prather, the complaint says, purported to be the owner of six businesses: Enhanced Healthcare Solutions, Life Skills Enhancement, Prather Property Management, Reliable Ambulette Services, Rich Glo Management Services and Tots R Us.