Manhattan attorney sobs in court as he is sentenced in $4.4 million COVID fraud scheme
Bryan McKenna was accused of siphoning money to fund his romance with his CEO girlfriend and for his son's mental health
By News on the Net -- Collin Rugg—— Bio and Archives--March 24, 2026
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Assistant DA Jonathan Borle said McKenna used funds on his girlfriend, the CEO of AstZen Group, Duni Zenaye.
"Elkay Plastics, a packaging manufacturer and distributor, had contacted AstZen Group to buy 500,000 boxes of medical-grade latex gloves to use as PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic, and placed the $4.45 million into an escrow account run by McKenna," the New York Post reported.
"The attorney in January 2021 had agreed to hold the funds in escrow until AstZen Group shipped the gloves, but by April, he had drained the account dry, according to the indictment against him."
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— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg)March 24, 2026
Bryan McKenna was accused of siphoning money to fund his romance with his CEO girlfriend and for his son's mental health.
Assistant DA Jonathan Borle said McKenna used funds on his… pic.twitter.com/Q9FiyEJhiC
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