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VA official steered 88 disabled veterans to sham job training in $2 million fraud-bribery scheme
VA official steered 88 disabled veterans to sham job training in $2 million fraud-bribery scheme
VA official steered 88 disabled veterans to sham job training in $2 million fraud-bribery scheme
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Posted from washingtonpost.com
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
Education
Fraud
Disabled Veterans
Edited 6 y ago
Posted 6 y ago
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King admitted his crimes but asked for forgiveness, saying he had a caseload of 250 veterans and failed to check on schools.
Bet he didn't fail to check on the money posting to his account.
His claim that he was just doing as others have done speaks volumes. SESs and Secretaries will retire, then reappear as "consultants," or sit on boards awarded contracts to fix what was broke under their leadership.
Need to make mandatory sentences of no less than 20 years for each count for all Federal employee fraud and contractors, and seize everything they own.
Uncertain how the Veterans could be denied having their benefits reset when the court has essentially found them victims of fraud. Violates the advocacate position the VA should hold, versus the adversarial relationship. An employee of the VA willfully and deliberately scammed them as well as the VA. Guess they are left to attempt civil suits against the schools and VA employee, but would suggest the VA OGC would oppose any civil suit fervently.
Bet he didn't fail to check on the money posting to his account.
His claim that he was just doing as others have done speaks volumes. SESs and Secretaries will retire, then reappear as "consultants," or sit on boards awarded contracts to fix what was broke under their leadership.
Need to make mandatory sentences of no less than 20 years for each count for all Federal employee fraud and contractors, and seize everything they own.
Uncertain how the Veterans could be denied having their benefits reset when the court has essentially found them victims of fraud. Violates the advocacate position the VA should hold, versus the adversarial relationship. An employee of the VA willfully and deliberately scammed them as well as the VA. Guess they are left to attempt civil suits against the schools and VA employee, but would suggest the VA OGC would oppose any civil suit fervently.
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SSgt Terry P.
MCPO Roger Collins - The system gets their money back eventually at least,but the veterans get nothing,even though the benefits they used are being paid back
by those that committed the fraud.Sounds about right.
by those that committed the fraud.Sounds about right.
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TSgt Joe C.
CPT Aaron Kletzing CPT Jack Durish SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL COL Mikel J. Burroughs PO1 William "Chip" Nagel Maj Marty Hogan Lt Col Charlie Brown SGT (Join to see) LTC Stephen F. SPC Douglas Bolton SP5 Mark Kuzinski CW5 Jack Cardwell Sgt Randy Wilber SCPO Morris Ramsey CMSgt (Join to see) LTC (Join to see)
CPT Aaron Kletzing CPT Jack Durish SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL COL Mikel J. Burroughs PO1 William "Chip" Nagel Maj Marty Hogan Lt Col Charlie Brown SGT (Join to see) LTC Stephen F. SPC Douglas Bolton SP5 Mark Kuzinski CW5 Jack Cardwell Sgt Randy Wilber SCPO Morris Ramsey CMSgt (Join to see) LTC (Join to see)
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Those people should be fired, charged be made to repay the money. Personally, my opinion is they should be charged not only at the federal level, but the state as well. These were positions of trust and Veterans deserve better treatment than this. I am so pissed off by such people who take advantage of money designated for Veterans for their own personal gains.
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