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Criminal complaint in United States v. Jean E. Rabbitt and Kevin Aguilar, Mag. No. 22-12029, in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, attested by telephone and signed /s/ James B. Clark III on March 1, 2022. Counts One through Seven charge Rabbitt with bank fraud under Title 18, United States Code, Sections 1344 and 2 over PPP loan applications for Showtime Trucking LLC, Showtime TTR XPO, Inc., TTS Terminal Corp. and American Consolidated Freightways Corp.; Count Eight charges both defendants with money laundering conspiracy, and Counts Nine and Ten charge monetary transactions of $69,825 and $238,374. The FDIC OIG affidavit states that Rabbitt obtained at least approximately $3.3 million in PPP loans with falsified payroll records, routed proceeds through sham payroll companies controlled by Aguilar, and bought real property in Sherman, Texas.

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