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A Sarasota real estate broker has pleaded guilty to federal charges that he collected nearly $300,000 in disability payments without reporting he was continuing to work, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Tampa announced Monday.
According to court records, Allen R. Jenkins, 68, was indicted in November 2022 after investigators discovered Jenkins, who had been receiving United States Railroad Retirement disability payments, was actively working in multiple capacities from 2004 to 2022 and failed to report any of that work as required.
Prosecutors say Jenkins was listed as a registered agent/officer of at least 22 businesses, maintained five real estate broker’s licenses and was licensed and working as a community association manager. The U.S. Attorney’s Office also says Jenkins gave false, incomplete and misleading answers on the one occasion he was directly asked about his work activity.
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