A federal grand jury indicted the State Attorney for Baltimore on Thursday on four charges, including perjury for allegedly claiming a COVID-19 hardship on loan applications to withdraw $90,000 from her retirement account.

Marilyn J. Mosby faces two counts of perjury and two counts of making false statements after allegedly making two separate withdrawals totaling $90,000 to purchase two vacation homes in Florida, according to CNN.

Despite an increase of $10,000 in salary, Mosby indicated that she had experienced “adverse financial consequences” due to COVID-19 and thus needed to draw funds from her retirement account without a tax penalty under the CARES Act, according to the indictment.

The indictment also indicates that Mosby secured mortgages for the two vacation homes, totaling over $900,000 in 2020 and 2021, but failed to disclose in the mortgage applications that she owed $45,000 in federal back taxes.