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A mortgage loan officer received Kansas City Chiefs playoff tickets and a Chevrolet Tahoe in return for enabling a Missouri businessman’s $12.4 million COVID-19 fraud scheme, according to federal prosecutors. So reports the Omaha World-Herald.
Anthony Brockman, 48, of Bennington, Nebraska, was a US Bank branch manager in Kansas City at the time in question.
Until November, Brockman was a loan officer at Union Bank & Trust in Omaha. He was arrested in Nebraska. His response to the allegations wasn’t clear as of the newspaper’s publication.
