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He has now been ordered to pay back the loan's total amount, pay a $10,000 fine and serve three years of supervised release after completion of his prison term.ĭ has contacted Oudomsine's attorney for comment. Oudomsine was awarded $85,000 from the loan program almost a month later, most of which he then blew in January on the pricey Pokemon card, prosecutors said. They said he lied about the ten employees he hired as well as his businesses annual revenue, which he said was $235,000 in his July application for the SBA's Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL). Last year, he lied to get an $85,000 COVID-19 relief fund meant for small businesses and used it to purchase a $57,789 Pokemon card Georgia man Vinath Oudomsine was sentenced to three years in federal and jail after pleading guilty to a count of wire fraud.

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