Currin Caridine ran a kickback assembly line through the PPP program, recruiting Mainers and New Hampshire residents into fake applications for businesses that did not exist. The Small Business Administration paid out roughly $475,000 before the machine got names.
Jarrell Curne told a bank his entertainment company had a hundred employees and a $1.5 million payroll. It had neither. The wire cleared in forty-eight hours, and the federal government just sentenced him for what came after.
By Mark Tell · May 15
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