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Roofing News: Owner of Roofing Business in Jail for misuse of $2MM PPP loan | @Roofing Insights

Roofer's News: Owner of Target Roofing in Jail for misuse of $2MM PPP loan

A federal jury convicted Casey David Crowther, 35, of Fort Myers, in a PPP loan fraud case where authorities alleged the roofing company executive bought a $700,000 boat, among other expenditures, with the ill-gotten gains.

The president of Fort Myers-based Target Roofing & Sheet Metal, Crowther was convicted of bank fraud, making a false statement to a lending institution and two counts of money laundering. Prior to that trial and March 26 conviction, Crowther plead guilty to one count of bank fraud and one count of making a false statement to a financial institution related to a mortgage fraud scheme. In that case, according to a statement from the U.S. Attorney’s office, Crowther created false bank statements to justify a loan he had used to purchase a nearly $1.3 million waterfront house in St. James City, on Pine Island in Lee County.

In the PPP loan case, Crowther, according to evidence presented at trial, obtained a $2.1 million Paycheck Protection Program loan by falsely stating he intended to use the money to make payroll and pay for rent and utilities for Target Roofing and Sheet Metal. Yet Crowther, authorities contended at trial, “intended to use the money to enrich himself and, once the loan was obtained, quickly used the proceeds to make a series of personal purchases including a nearly $700,000 boat and a $100,000 payment to a former business partner,” according to the statement.

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70 comments

  1. Roofing Insights

    A federal jury convicted Casey David Crowther, 35, of Fort Myers, in a PPP loan fraud case where authorities alleged the roofing company executive bought a $700,000 boat, among other expenditures, with the ill-gotten gains.

    The president of Fort Myers-based Target Roofing & Sheet Metal, Crowther was convicted of bank fraud, making a false statement to a lending institution and two counts of money laundering. Prior to that trial and March 26 conviction, Crowther plead guilty to one count of bank fraud and one count of making a false statement to a financial institution related to a mortgage fraud scheme. In that case, according to a statement from the U.S. Attorney’s office, Crowther created false bank statements to justify a loan he had used to purchase a nearly $1.3 million waterfront house in St. James City, on Pine Island in Lee County.

    In the PPP loan case, Crowther, according to evidence presented at trial, obtained a $2.1 million Paycheck Protection Program loan by falsely stating he intended to use the money to make payroll and pay for rent and utilities for Target Roofing and Sheet Metal. Yet Crowther, authorities contended at trial, “intended to use the money to enrich himself and, once the loan was obtained, quickly used the proceeds to make a series of personal purchases including a nearly $700,000 boat and a $100,000 payment to a former business partner,” according to the statement.

    1. KnotUrToy

      @Ir333 they all missed the part where it read he WAS convicted of bank fraud and money laundering. 700k boat 1.3m waterfront property. Idgaf about a right or left. What he did was illegal, PERIOD. It’s pretty easy to have a bank statement and prove you had the money and this is just something you do. That likely isn’t the case. Just know he got millions. Others got trillions!?

    1. Ken W

      @Richard Boddington first of all murder isn’t like you see in the movies. Most of the time it people who have conflict that escalated into something bigger. With so many guns, big egos, and hot tempers in America, murder isn’t surprising. This guy premeditated a crime, basically a heist to take millions from all of us.

    2. Richard Boddington

      @darnell smith Yes, but longer than a murderer? A murderer can be out in 20 years. I don’t care how much money someone steals, no one dies as a result, it is only money not human life!!!

  2. Jovian Sol

    100 years for a money issue?!?!? Meanwhile murderers spend 10 years in jail!?!? Make that man pay it back while running his business and put these animals , who deserve prison, back where they belong.

    1. Rana Farr

      It’s very sad for someone abuse the system. He’s not the only one that got away with the government PPP loan. Some folks didn’t work at all but was quick to get $10,000. When you have peoples that did work and couldn’t get a penny. Taking from the American Peoples is not a good thing. If you do the crime and you do the time. He isn’t no better than all the other criminals who broke the law and got a life sentence bid for something simple. Just wonder how much time will he get……

  3. D J

    The Senator from Arizona Mark Kelly did this too!!!! Fired all his employees and closed his business in Arizona, “then” Secured a PPP loan, received those funds, then ran for the Senator in AZ, won, and kept all that money. Mark Kelly (former astronaut) and husband of Gabby Giffords (former House Democrat shot in head). He should be impeached then jailed.

  4. Jamilya Yalgasheva

    What the owner was thinking before he hired his employees. Now he is saying that the only thing he is worrying about people who works under him. Really. I don’t think so. Greedy owner mostly think how to make money using regular people labor to improve their life style or please their colored hair wife or mistress. This is mostly true

  5. marie meadows

    So where was his management team and lawyers and accountants when this all went down. I’m pretty some other people got their share and he took the blame for it all. As well as he should.

    1. Mo Carter

      Just had one of the rioters to run for a position but the fool didn’t even know the office he wants is in Washington so he has trouble ahead because he can’t even go to the Capitol rihgt now so you right he might just ask for a vote one day lol smh

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