Georgetown woman convicted of fraud in PPP scheme
Tiffany Fullerton, 47, was found guilty by a federal jury of one count conspiracy to commit bank fraud and one count money laundering. The scheme used dormant business names to file five PPP loan applications seeking 3 million dollars, with four applications funded for about 2.4 million. Funds allegedly financed plans for a marijuana business, bar and grill, auto and boat repair shop in Oklahoma, and purchases including watches and a boat. Co-defendants Michael Fullerton, David Starkes, and Joseph Robles pleaded guilty and await sentencing.
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Georgetown police log highlights theft and traffic arrests
Georgetown officers report a $10,000 Bank of America cash theft from a truck in the 4500 block of Williams Drive. Other cases include evading arrest charges after a high speed chase to Round Rock, burglary of a building at Waters Edge Circle, vehicle break‑ins with stolen diapers and a wallet, an 81 year old driver with invalid license, missing license plates, AirPods theft from Round Rock High prom attendees, a DWI near North Austin Avenue, and ongoing investigations.
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