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Jada Ja Nai Mozie : BSO employee arrested for multiple instances of fraud Wiki, Bio, Age, Instagram, Twitter & Quick Facts
Jada Ja Nai Mozie Wiki
Jada Ja Nai Mozie Biography
Who is Jada Ja Nai Mozie?
A Broward Sheriff’s Office employee, who was working as a detention technician, was arrested after an investigation revealed multiple instances of fraud, according to BSO.
Investigators with the BSO Public Corruption Unit arrested Jada Ja’Nai Mozie, 28, of Fort Lauderdale on Thursday. After an investigation, it was discovered that she took out more than $20,000 in loans as part of the Paycheck Protection Program, according to detectives. He also reportedly paid $200 to obtain a fraudulent social security number to apply for a credit card. There were also multiple other cases of fraud, according to a BSO report.
She faces three counts of scheme to defraud a financial institution and two counts of pronouncing a forged instrument.
Investigation
According to investigators, on March 21, 2021, Mozie used an inflated income amount and false business information to apply for the PPP loan. Detectives found no record of Mozie owning or operating a business in 2019, as she claimed in her application.
She was approved for the loan and received $20,832 which was deposited into her bank account.
In another case, investigators said Mozie provided false business and income information on Aug. 7, 2021, when she applied for an Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL).
Jada Ja Nai Mozie : BSO employee arrested for multiple instances of fraud Wiki, Bio, Age, Instagram, Twitter & Quick Facts
Jada Ja Nai Mozie Wiki
Jada Ja Nai Mozie Biography
Who is Jada Ja Nai Mozie?
A Broward Sheriff’s Office employee, who was working as a detention technician, was arrested after an investigation revealed multiple instances of fraud, according to BSO.
Investigators with the BSO Public Corruption Unit arrested Jada Ja’Nai Mozie, 28, of Fort Lauderdale on Thursday. After an investigation, it was discovered that she took out more than $20,000 in loans as part of the Paycheck Protection Program, according to detectives. He also reportedly paid $200 to obtain a fraudulent social security number to apply for a credit card. There were also multiple other cases of fraud, according to a BSO report.
She faces three counts of scheme to defraud a financial institution and two counts of pronouncing a forged instrument.
Investigation
According to investigators, on March 21, 2021, Mozie used an inflated income amount and false business information to apply for the PPP loan. Detectives found no record of Mozie owning or operating a business in 2019, as she claimed in her application.
She was approved for the loan and received $20,832 which was deposited into her bank account.
In another case, investigators said Mozie provided false business and income information on Aug. 7, 2021, when she applied for an Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL).