Posted on Sep 11, 2022
Fat Leonard escape another blunder in major US military corruption scandal
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In a scene from a thriller, a 350-pound cancer patient at the center of the biggest U.S. military corruption case in the last decade cut off his GPS ankle monitor this past weekend and fled from house arrest, weeks before he was finally set to be sentenced.
The manhunt for Leonard Francis — the Malaysian contractor known as “Fat Leonard” who pleaded guilty in 2015 to cheating the Navy out of tens of millions of dollars — has quickly pulled in at least 10 federal, state and local agencies and likely reached across the Mexican border.
The manhunt for Leonard Francis — the Malaysian contractor known as “Fat Leonard” who pleaded guilty in 2015 to cheating the Navy out of tens of millions of dollars — has quickly pulled in at least 10 federal, state and local agencies and likely reached across the Mexican border.
Fat Leonard escape another blunder in major US military corruption scandal
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San Diego
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"What happened to Fat Leonard?
“Fat Leonard” is on the loose. The former military contractor at the center of the largest corruption scandal in the history of the US Navy escaped from house arrest in San Diego over the weekend by cutting off his GPS monitor — weeks before he was to be sentenced for defrauding the service of at least $35 million."
"What happened to Fat Leonard?
“Fat Leonard” is on the loose. The former military contractor at the center of the largest corruption scandal in the history of the US Navy escaped from house arrest in San Diego over the weekend by cutting off his GPS monitor — weeks before he was to be sentenced for defrauding the service of at least $35 million."
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