A federal court in Waco has handed down a prison sentence to a woman from Pflugerville. The sentence is related to fraudulent activities involving a loan program. Further details about the case are available from the US Attorney's office for the Western District of Texas.
The office announced the sentence on Wednesday. The woman's sentence is 21 months in prison. Court documents provide more information about the case, but specifics are not available here.
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