Through this fraud scheme, Walker defrauded a myriad of financial institutions of more than $1.3 million.
Since 2007, Walker has been arrested on four separate occasions for various forms of fraud and identity theft. His transgressions include fraud in financial transactions and credit card fraud. In 2011 and 2015, Walker violated his probation by committing additional acts of fraud and identity theft. In fact, the conduct in this case was in contravention of a previous judicial sentence.
Walker will serve two years of supervised release in addition to his prison sentence of seven years. He also will pay restitution of over $500,000.
