Social media has been buzzing with viral claims that a list of active warrants for people suspected of PPP loan fraud has been released online.
According to various posts and videos, users can supposedly access a website that lists individuals with active warrants for their alleged involvement in fraudulent activity related to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans.
However, this is simply not true. Despite the growing number of people searching for the so-called “PPP loan warrant list,” no such site exists. While some individuals have indeed been arrested, charged, and convicted of PPP loan fraud, the idea that a list of active warrants is publicly available is pure fiction.
In reality, law enforcement agencies handle warrant information privately, and no comprehensive database of PPP fraudsters exists for public consumption.
