An Aurora man raked in millions from fraud schemes targeting COVID-19 relief programs and a surveying company, using the money to buy luxury cars, federal prosecutors allege. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Trump has pressed for voting changes. GOP majorities in Congress will try to make that happen Crime and Public Safety | Third ex-Adams County Sheriff’s Office employee pleads guilty to forgery, misconduct in fraud scheme Crime and Public Safety | Gov. Jared Polis pardons 22 people, shortens prison sentences for 4 men Crime and Public Safety | 2 Colorado men defrauded investors of $8 million, feds say Crime and Public Safety | Aurora apartments owner CBZ Management sues Colorado attorney general in bid to quash subpoenas Mathew Barr, 50, was indicted last month for allegedly defrauding the U.S. Small Business Administration and other entities for more than $2.3 million in COVID-19 relief funds. He is also suspected of fraudulently obtaining more than $843,000 from a surveying company where he was the majority shareholder — SurvWest, LLC — from June 2019 until around November 2022. Prosecutors say Barr spent his profits on an Aston Martin convertible, a Mercedes-Benz G63 and a Land Rover Range Rover Sport. The case is being investigated by the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation’s Denver Field Office. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.