Power Rangers Star Austin St John Is Arrested Over Fraud Charges In East Texas Paycheck Program

As per the Department of Justice, Power Rangers star Austin St John falls under the listed 18 defendants, are summoned to appear before a federal magistrate judge or arrested. 

As per US Attorney Brit Featherston, the actor is currently facing charges with violations in the Eastern District of Texas. He faces an allegation of executing a scheme to defraud lenders & the Small Business Administration's Paycheck Protection Program, along with others. 

He faced an allegation of participating in an East Texas scandal led by Andrew Moran and Michael Hill. The defendants faced an accusation of misrepresenting the material information. 

As mentioned by the US Attorney Officer, Jason Lawrence Geiger, a.k.a, Austin St. John, a.k.a, the Red Power Ranger, 47 of McKinney, is under the 18 defendants charged in East Texas Paycheck Protection Program-Related Fraud. 

Austin St. John – MMPR Red Ranger – Federally Indicted on Wire Fraud https://t.co/ynhxxvpN6k pic.twitter.com/cjt7wgdjJq

— TokuNation (@TokuNation) May 20, 2022

Austin St. John seems to be married to his wife, but he has yet to open up about this married life. Also, the actor has kept his matter private; when it comes to his romantic love life. 

Regardless, he is a father of three children, a daughter, and two sons. With him keeping his mouth closed, the relationship status of an actor remains a bit vague for now. 

Austin St John indicted on Wire Fraud by the Federal Government for participating in a scheme to defraud the US Government's COVID-19 relief system (Paycheck Protection Program).

Alleged he falsified info to pocket relief money. https://t.co/5elNbl4Uxb

— TokuChris (@TokuChris) May 20, 2022

Power Rangers star Austin St John might be facing a federal judge soon for the charges against him. However, if got convicted, there is a possibility that an actor might face 20 years of jail sentence. 

Also, the case is currently under investigation and is being prosecuted in the Eastern District of Texas by assistant US Attorneys.