Milford Man Convicted For Fraud To Serve More Prison Time: Prosecutors

MILFORD, CT — A man recently residing in Milford convicted for fraud will serve two more years in prison for violating conditions of supervised release, according to a statement from Marc H. Silverman, acting U.S. attorney for Connecticut.

Marc Anthony Alexander, 44, was sentenced in 2017 to eight years in prison and three years of supervised release. The sentence was related to his involvement in a scheme that included the theft and negotiation of postal money orders that defrauded the U.S. Postal Service of more than $300,000.

He was also involved in a separate scheme that involved the fraudulent sale of financed vehicles, which defrauded lenders of more than $1 million. He was released from federal prison in February 2023.

Last February, while on supervised release, Alexander was arrested in Stamford for illegal operation of a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs, illegal operation of a motor vehicle under suspension, illegal operation of a motor vehicle without minimum insurance, and failure to drive in a proper lane.

In November, Alexander was accused of using a bank statement he manipulated with false information to buy a vehicle from a dealership in Dartmouth, Massachusetts.

He also falsely reported his address to his probation officer, left Connecticut without permission, and opened nine new lines of credit, all violations of the terms of his supervised release, prosecutors said.

Alexander, whose criminal history includes convictions for additional fraud offenses, has been detained in federal custody since Jan. 13.