A federal grand jury in Virginia has indicted New York Attorney General Letitia James on charges of bank fraud. The indictment was announced as the grand jury convened in the Eastern District of Virginia court to review the allegations.

The Justice Department launched an investigation into James earlier this year over claims of mortgage fraud. James previously won a civil case against former President Donald Trump and his organization last year, related to business practice violations.

Federal Housing Finance Director Bill Pulte alleged that James may have committed mortgage fraud by providing false or misleading information on property records. Specific instances included a loan application stating her Virginia property was her primary residence, a building record incorrectly listing five residences for her Brooklyn multifamily property instead of four, and a mortgage application falsely claiming she was her father’s spouse.

In September, a housing finance industry insider revealed that James is under scrutiny for, in at least one case, designating an investment property as her primary or secondary residence to secure favorable loan terms. Fox News Digital has contacted James’ office and attorney for comment.