d that the companies they controlled did not in fact provide much of the equipment for which they billed the federal government, prosecutors said. Goldbrener and Schwartz held themselves out as consultants who worked for educational institutions, supposedly helping schools to participate in the E-Rate pro

ears in prison; and Wire fraud, in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§ 1343 and 2 (three counts): 20 years in prison per count. As part of his plea agreement, Goldbrener also agreed to forfeit $479,357.18, and to pay restitution of the same amount. Goldbrener is scheduled to be sentenced by Judge Karas on June 8. MO

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