USA v. Pena

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Case Number:

1:16-cr-10236

Court:

Massachusetts

Nature of Suit:

Firms

  1. May 15, 2020

    Manafort's Release Helps Spring Ex-NFL Lineman From Prison

    Citing the compassionate release of former Donald Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, a federal judge said Friday that a former NFL lineman should be able to serve the rest of his prison sentence for a $2.5 million real estate fraud scheme in home confinement to protect him from COVID-19.

  2. May 13, 2020

    Judge Points To Manafort In Ex-NFLer's Early Release Hearing

    A former NFL player jailed for fraud will learn Friday whether he will leave a Massachusetts prison early over concerns about COVID-19, a federal judge said Wednesday after a five-hour hearing in which he noted the release of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.

  3. May 06, 2020

    Ex-NFLer Won't Get Prison Release Due To Virus Just Yet

    A former NFL lineman in prison for a $2.5 million fraud scheme will have to ask the warden at the Massachusetts facility where he's being held to take a second look at his request to be released due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a judge said during a hearing Wednesday.

  4. April 28, 2020

    Jail Safer For Ex-NFLer During COVID-19, Feds Say

    A 70-year-old former NFL lineman in prison for embezzling $2.5 million is likely safer from COVID-19 behind bars than he would be if he were released during the pandemic, the government argued Monday.

  5. April 22, 2020

    Ex-NFLer Jailed For Fraud Says Age, Race Increase Virus Risk

    A 70-year-old former NFL lineman in prison for embezzling $2.5 million asked Wednesday for his release from a Massachusetts prison described in a separate suit as a COVID-19 "powder keg," saying his age and race make him more susceptible to the disease.

  6. April 23, 2019

    Remorse Cuts Ex-NFL Player's Fraud Term To Under 3 Years

    A former NFL lineman shaved a year and a half off a potential four-year prison stay with a sincere expression of remorse Tuesday for embezzling $2.5 million in payments on home loans that were sold as government-backed securities, receiving a 32-month sentence instead.

  7. August 18, 2016

    Mortgage Servicing Exec Arrested For $3M Ginnie Mae Fraud

    The president of a Falmouth, Massachusetts-based mortgage servicing company was arrested on Thursday for allegedly embezzling $3 million in payments on home loans that were sold as securities backed by the Government National Mortgage Association.

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