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South Bend man sentenced for concealing identity in government business

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A South Bend man will spend two years in federal prison for concealing his identity while doing business with the federal government.
Stephen Schemenauer, 46, was also ordered to pay a $225,000 fine and serve one year of supervised release. He pleaded guilty to concealing a material fact.
Court documents say Schemenauer was barred from federal business from 2022 to 2025 after submitting a falsified document to the General Services Administration.
Prosecutors say he then opened a new company under another name and continued providing consulting services, concealing his identity from the agency.
He obtained about $440,000 from clients during that time.

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