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The head of a Florida roofing company has appealed his prison sentence and $2.7 million forfeiture order after pleading guilty to mortgage fraud and being found guilty on other counts, including bank fraud. So reports the local Fort Myers News-Press.
The appeal came only days after a federal judge sentenced Casey Crowther, president of Fort Myer-based Target Roofing and Sheet Metal, to 37 months in prison.
According to federal prosecutors, Crowther used Paycheck Protection Program money to buy a 40-foot catamaran boat, which he was also ordered to forfeit.
