Towson attorney charged in bank fraud case linked to Baltimore apartment deal

Federal authorities charged Towson attorney Jacob Rappaport on Thursday with conspiracy to commit bank fraud in connection with the sales of a West Baltimore apartment complex and multiple homes in the area. The one-count criminal information follows the prosecution of one of Rappaport’s clients, Alexander Schultz. It accuses Rappaport, 41, of conspiring with him and others to defraud a bank ...