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Breaking: Mokena residents charged with $1.1 million PPP loan fraud, using money to buy home

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Two people have been charged with fraudulently obtaining $1.1 million loan from the Paycheck Protection Program and using $653,500 of that money to purchase a Mokena residence. On Tuesday, Jennifer Wirtz, 48, and Joseph WirtZ Jr., 57, were charged with theft, loan fraud and wire fraud. Wirtsz was further charged with money laundering and theft by deception.

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Breaking: Mokena residents charged with $1.1 million PPP loan fraud, using money to buy home

Two Mokena residents have been charged with defrauding $1.1 million from Paycheck Protection Program, which was created to help struggling businesses in the COVID-19 pandemic. They are further charged with using more than half the money to buy a Mokena home.

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Shaw Local broke the news in on Tuesday, November 22, 2022.
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