Douglas -mann, who was released from the federal prison, booked into the coffee group prison for illegal surveillance on the same day -Douglas Now

A 60-year-old Douglas man, who was released from the federal prison on Friday, March 14, 2025, was booked into Coffee County's prison on the same day for an incident that began before his Federal Council.

The 60 -year -old Kyle Banner Waldron was guilty in April of last year for money laundering after an investigation by the IRS and the Secret Service found that Waldron had submitted at least 20 different PPP or EidL applications on behalf of several companies and individuals. In order to receive loan funds, Waldron submitted several fake IRS forms to support the financing applications and incorrectly claimed a large number of non-existent employees and inflated income in fraudulent inquiries for PPP and EIDL financial agents. These applications led to SBA payments of more than 1.3 million US dollars. Waldron was sentenced to 15 months in prison and sentenced to pay 1.3 million US dollars in reimbursement.

On May 16, 2024, the agents of the GBI Roger Goddard (50 years old) arrested and accused of Douglas, who penetrates the privacy of another and false statements. The police authority of the Coffee County Board of Education asked the GBI to ask in February 2024 after someone had told him that Goddard and another person were observed how a tracking device put a teacher's car on school. Goddard was employed as a code Enforcement Officer of the city of Douglas and was a post -certified law enforcement officer of Georgia. Goddard was said to be monitored by another person at the behest of Waldron.

Waldron already served his federal penalty when the GBI agents accepted arrest warrants against him because of his alleged participation in the surveillance case. When Waldron was released from prison, he reported to Coffee County's prison, where he was booked for illegal listening or surveillance and false statements. Waldron was published shortly after the booking in Bond.