(The Center Square) – Creation and dissemination of fake documents during the COVID-19 era through two websites led a federal judge in Georgia on Wednesday to order a South Carolina resident to pay $386,960.50 in restitution and go to jail for two years and three months.
Kimani Bracey of Simpsonville, S.C., will then have three years of supervised release, said Judge Thomas W. Thrash Jr. Bracey appeared in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. Information leading to prosecution was traced through the Paycheck Protection Program, a component of the $2.2 trillion CARES Act signed into law in 2020…