Joint Status Report — United States v. Sherrie Lynne Bryant (D. Md., Dkt. 52)
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Joint Status Report, filed February 2, 2023 as Document 52, Case 8:22-cr-00308-DLB, United States v. Sherrie Lynne Bryant, District of Maryland. It states that at the sentencing hearing the parties told the Court the Defendant had told the Government she had paid the Small Business Administration all outstanding funds from fraudulently obtained COVID relief loans, and that the Court ordered a joint status report. The Government now confirms that Ms. Bryant has paid the outstanding funds in full. It states the Government will move to withdraw its motion for preliminary order of forfeiture (Dkt. 39), that an order of restitution is no longer needed, and asks the Court to enter Judgment ordering the sentence as imposed. It is signed /s/ Kelly O. Hayes, and the signature block also names Joseph L. Wenner.
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“Joint Status Report — United States v. Sherrie Lynne Bryant (D. Md., Dkt. 52).”
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Case 8:22-cr-00308-DLB Document 52 Filed 02/02/23 Page 1 of 2
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARYLAND
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA *
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v. * CRIMINAL NO. DLB-22-308
* CRIMINAL NO. DLB-17-518
SHERRIE LYNNE BRYANT, *
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Defendant *
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JOINT STATUS REPORT
On Thursday, January 29, 2023, the Court held a sentencing hearing in this matter. At
that hearing, the parties explained to the Court that the Defendant – Ms. Sherrie Bryant – had
told the Government that earlier that week she had paid the Small Business Administration all
the outstanding funds from her fraudulently obtained COVID relief loans. The Government
proffered to the Court that the SBA’s internal system still showed some funds outstanding but
anticipated that this was due to a delay in updating the relevant records. The Court ordered the
parties to submit a joint status report in a week to update the Court on this matter.
The Government can now confirm that Ms. Bryant has paid the outstanding funds in full.
As a result, the Government will move to withdraw its motion for preliminary order of forfeiture
(Dkt. 39). Moreover, an order of restitution is no longer needed.
As such, the parties respectfully requests the Court enter Judgment ordering the sentence
as imposed by the Court on January 29, 2023.
Case 8:22-cr-00308-DLB Document 52 Filed 02/02/23 Page 2 of 2
Respectfully submitted,
Erek L. Barron
United States Attorney
By: /s/
Kelly O. Hayes
Joseph L. Wenner
Assistant United States Attorneys
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