Apollo Nida reportedly given to authorities on once wrenching up those charges, in keeping with the Atlanta Journal Constitution's Access Atlanta, that broke the story supported a complaint filed by the U.S. District Attorney's workplace in Atlanta.
The site reported that Nida is being suspect of making faux firms and faux bank accounts using alternative people's names, among different things.
This isn't the first time Nida has gotten into hassle with the law, though.
The Bravo reality star was antecedently went to jail up from 2004 to 2009 for breaking federal felony charges associated with automobile title fraud.
Nida and Parks, who have two kids together—sons Dylan, 7 months, and Ayden, 3--have yet to endorse the news.
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