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One MTA worker was forced to retire and another faces discipline after investigators at the transit agency’s inspector general’s office caught them buying stolen goods, drinking at their worksite and threatening a man with a knife. Investigators surveilled the pair — an unidentified maintenance supervisor with 23 years on the job and an unidentified carpenter who’d been with the MTA since 2019 ...

"Theft of time under any circumstance will not be tolerated at the MTA," MTA Inspector General Daniel G. Cort said.

(NEW YORK) — A Long Island Rail Road machinist also worked as an airline customer service and cargo agent for decades, according to an investigation by the MTA inspector general. The 20-year LIRR machinist claimed to be working both jobs simultaneously on more than 100 […]

Florian Roden / EyeEm/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- A Long Island Rail Road machinist also worked as an airline customer service and cargo agent for decades,

(NEW YORK) -- A Long Island Rail Road machinist also worked as an airline customer service and cargo agent for decades, according to an investigation by the MTA inspector general. The 20-year LIRR machinist claimed to be working both jobs simultaneously on more than 100 occasions over 31 months since 1996. The unidentified worker is