Florida man 'fraudulently claimed $4million in PPE loans through his moving companies and spent the money on a Lamborghini, dating sites, shopping trips at Saks and stays at luxury Miami hotels'

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  • David T. Hines, 29, allegedly obtained $4 million in Covid-19 relief funds
  • He asked for $13million, claiming he needed to pay more than 200 employees
  • In reality, the government says he has only 12 employees across four businesses
  • The companies are all moving companies based out of Miami 
  • Hines applied for the loans online and was given money in May 
  • He spent it on dating websites, at luxury hotels and bought a Lamborghini 
  • The 29-year-old last week was fined by police for refusing to wear a mask   
  • Police seized his $300,000 Lamborghini and $3.4million from his bank accounts 
David T. Hines, 29, is charged with fraud. He is shown in an old, 2018 mugshot when he and an ex-girlfriend were charged with battery
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David T. Hines, 29, is charged with fraud. He is shown in an old, 2018 mugshot when he and an ex-girlfriend were charged with battery
A Florida man has been arrested after allegedly using coronavirus relief funds to buy a Lamborghini sports car and other luxury items. 
David T. Hines, 29, from Miami, allegedly obtained $4 million in Covid-19 relief funds after applying for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans for small businesses. 
He claimed that he had hundreds of employees across four companies - Unified Relocation Solutions, Promaster Movers, Cash-in Holdings LLC and We pack Moving LLC - and that he needed $13million to keep paying them. 
Hines went online and asked for several loans - three were approved. 
In reality, prosecutors say he had 12 employees and that his business 'inflows and outflows' were around $200,000 a month. 
He is accused of spending some of the money he received on stays at luxury hotels in Miami along with the car, and on clothes from Saks. The criminal complaint against him also claims he spent money on dating websites.    
It is unclear if the Lamborghini that was seized was his only one; in 2018, he called police claiming his then girlfriend had stolen a Lamborghini that belonged to him. They both ended up being arrested for battery. 
According to the criminal complaint, Hines claimed he needed $4million a month to pay employees.  
Hines allegedly bought a luxury Lamborghini Huracan Evo with the PPP loans he obtained (pictured above)
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Hines allegedly bought a luxury Lamborghini Huracan Evo with the PPP loans he obtained (pictured above)
Some of the payments Hines made after receiving the two loans at the start of May
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Some of the payments Hines made after receiving the two loans at the start of May
Hines in one of his Lamborghinis in a picture posted on his social media account. He has had one model of the car since at least 2018
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Hines in one of his Lamborghinis in a picture posted on his social media account. He has had one model of the car since at least 2018
Hines in a social media photograph with a woman believed to be his girlfriend on May 4
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Hines in a social media photograph with a woman believed to be his girlfriend on May 4
Hines in a social media photograph with a woman believed to be his girlfriend
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Hines in a social media photograph with a woman believed to be his girlfriend
Hines, with another woman, at a Miami beach club
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Hines, with another woman, at a Miami beach club
Among the luxury hotels where he spent the money was the Miami Beach Edition (shown)
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Among the luxury hotels where he spent the money was the Miami Beach Edition (shown)
Hines claimed on the applications to have dozens of employees across his four businesses. 
In fact, his 'payroll' amounted to around 12 people and he paid them on Venmo or Zelle. 
The largest payment noted in the complaint is for $3,000. 
Before the payments, Hines had just 30 cents in one of his business accounts and another was more than $31,000 overdrawn.

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