Court records show the woman purchased luxury cars and other items with the PPP loans that were obtained using falsified documents. phoenix ppp
Celestine Coletta Strong of Phoenix has been sentenced to five years in prison after she fraudulently obtained Paycheck Protection Program loans that she used to purchase luxury vehicles and other items.
Court documents show that Strong conspired to submit loan applications with falsified employee and wage information and fake bank statements in an attempt to obtain 17 different loans totaling more than $3.5 million in loan proceeds, which were rejected. Ultimately, Strong fraudulently obtained PPP loans worth approximately $400,000. One loan, worth nearly $280,000, was obtained through a Scottsdale business entity known as Transitions Studio and Spa LLC, according to court documents.
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