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Michael Prozer III, who once made an appearance around the reality Television show "The Uniform Matchmaker" and then pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges, continues to be sentenced to eight years in federal prison.
Prozer made an appearance on season two hit Bravo series that suits single wealthy individuals with potential partners.
He was sentenced Thursday to eight many six several weeks imprisonment after pleading guilty in April to federal charges he conspired to commit mail, wire and bank fraud, making an incorrect statement to some lender.
The 38-year-old Polk, Fla., guy accepted he conned Park Avenue Bank, a now-defunct Georgia institution, from a $3 million loan he never paid back. Prozer compensated a co-defendant $25,000 to falsify a document declaring he'd greater than $21 million on deposit that may be used as collateral.
No such funds been around, based on the local U.S. Attorney's Office.
Throughout his appearance around the Bravo show, Prozer, who's the daddy of two youthful boys, told television audiences he was the uniform Boss of Xchange Agent Corporation., a web-based payment service for individuals in South Usa.
He stated to possess an estate and jet.
Just before his guilty plea, Prozer had maintained his innocence, but stated in the court on Thursday he required "responsibility for which happened," the Polk Tribune reported.
Fedor Stanley Salinas, 36, of Bethesda, Md., also pleaded guilty in April to conspiracy to commit mail, wire and bank fraud. Salinas, who had been an economic specialist at Wachovia Bank in Langley Park, Md., provided the false letter of credit stating Prozer had greater than $21 million on deposit, the U.S. Attorney's Office stated.
Salinas was sentenced to 27 several weeks imprisonment, then he'll be deported to Ecuador, the Tribune reported.
The Connected Press led for this report.
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