Daniela Rendon was sentenced on Thursday after having misused hundreds of thousands of dollars in pandemic relief funds for her own personal luxury purchases, claiming that at the time “everybody” was doing it, according to reports.
Source: Inman News
Miami luxury agent sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for PPP fraud
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