Concord Casino Owner, Former State Senator Faces $250,000 Misuse Of CARES Act Funds Charge: Follow-Up

Former state senator faces federal charge of misusing COVID-19 relief funds

The U.S. Attorney's Office announced federal charges Tuesday against a former state senator and casino owner accused of misusing COVID-19 relief funds.

Casino owner Sanborn faces 10 years in prison

CONCORD — Andy Sanborn of Bedford has been charged with one count of theft of government funds, U.S. Attorney Erin Creegan announced Tuesday. A plea hearing will be scheduled by a federal district judge.

Feds Charge Sanborn With Casino COVID Fraud

The Concord Casino mogul Andy Sanborn, already facing state charges for alleged COVID fraud, is now playing for big stakes against the U.S. Department of Justice.  But the only people likely to see jackpots are Sanborn’s lawyers. United States Attorney for New Hampshire Erin Creegan announced Tuesday her office is charging Sanborn with theft of government funds. The new charge stems from the $844,000 in COVID relief funds Sanborn received from t…

Concord Casino Owner, Former State Senator Faces $250,000 Misuse Of CARES Act Funds Charge: Follow-Up

Andy Sanborn faces a theft of government funds charge in U.S. District Court. A plea hearing will be scheduled, according to U.S. Attorney.

Ex-Sen. Andy Sanborn to plead guilty to federal COVID fraud charge

Former state Sen. Andy Sanborn intends to plead guilty in federal court to a single charge of misusing more than $250,000 in COVID-19 relief money for personal use, including buying sports cars, according to the plea deal filed in federal…

Casino owner and former state Senator Andy Sanborn to plead guilty to misusing $250K in federal pandemic loans

Sanborn used some of the money to buy a Porsche, according to federal authorities.