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Miami Police Officer Charged With Allegedly Submitting Fraudulent PPP Loan Documents

According to prosecutors, Gregory Dennis misrepresented his business income when applying for a hardship loan tied to the pandemic by submitting false tax forms.

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An officer with the Miami Police Department has been charged with allegedly submitting fraudulent documents in an effort to cash in on COVID-19 relief programs.

Gregory Dennis faces one count of felony wire fraud. He could be sentenced to 20 years in prison if convicted.

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According to prosecutors, Dennis misrepresented his business income when applying for a hardship loan tied to the pandemic by submitting false tax forms.

Dennis, who lives in Broward County, received over $41,000 through a second loan draw as well. He is due in court on Friday.

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The Miami Police Department said Dennis, who was hired in May 2013, is currently relieved of duty without pay.

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