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The husband of the former USA reporter Bush, and Democrat MissouriHe is accused of cheating on the government after allegedly making payments of $ 20,000 from the protection of the Pandemic Age and Programs on Economic Interer, the Justice Ministry reports.
Courtney Maryts, 46, St. Louis, falsified details about his alleged enterprises to get loans from small business administration in 2020 and 2021, federal prosecutors said on Thursday.
He was charged with two articles wired fraud.
Cori Bush pays husband for $ 17,500, which will lead to a total of $ 120,000, shows new applications
Former representative of Curry Bush, J. (Getti Image)
“Mr. Merrits intends not to plead guilty to the charge,” said Merrits Justin Gelfand from Margulis Gelfand and Lambson, “said in a statement. “Like any accusation, this is just a version of government history. We look forward to the trial in this case in Federal Court In Washington, Colombia County “
Merritts repeatedly appealed to the business -lenses for the company, which he stated that he acted, and allegedly incorrectly represented his income and the number of people he worked, stated by the authorities.
Res. Bush Curry, D-Mo. (Michael B. Thomas/Getti Image)
The prosecutor’s office stated that the loan application was rejected because it was almost identical to what it was presenting earlier, the prosecutor’s office said.
Maryts was charged a year after the Ministry of Justice opened an investigation into Bush, a former member of the squad for her husband’s payment.
Bush was defeated in the primary last year amid disputes over the criticism of Israel’s reaction on October 7, 2023, attacks on his citizens by Hamas terrorists.
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The so-called “squad” of Bush, which was previously owned, is an informal group of progressive legislators in Congress, which includes representatives of Alexandria Okasi-Cartes, Dn.Y; Ilhan Omar, D-Minn.; Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass; and rashida tlaib, d-mich.
