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Christopher Stultz, Antrim, N.H veteran admits 20 year $660K fraud - Vimarsana News

Christopher Stultz, Antrim, N.H veteran admits 20 year $660K fraud

Christopher Stultz, Antrim, New Hampshire veteran admits faking his need for wheelchair and collecting $660K over 20 years.

Veteran Christopher Stultz faked using wheelchair for nearly 20 years to collect $660K in benefits - Vimarsana News

Veteran Christopher Stultz faked using wheelchair for nearly 20 years to collect $660K in benefits

Christopher Stultz, 49, pleaded guilty on Thursday to making false statements to the Department of Veterans Affairs in 2003 to collect a 100% disability rating, according to the US Attorney's Office.

Source: nypost.com
Veteran, 49, admits he faked using a wheelchair for TWENTY YEARS to claim more than $660,000 in benefits after former kindergarten teacher is pictured STANDING in class photos - Vimarsana News

Veteran, 49, admits he faked using a wheelchair for TWENTY YEARS to claim more than $660,000 in benefits after former kindergarten teacher is pictured STANDING in class photos

A 49-year-old New Hampshire veteran has admitted to faking his need for a wheelchair for twenty years to claim more than $660,000 in benefits he was not entitled to.

NJ residents to be asked about $257M in borrowing on Tuesday - Vimarsana News

NJ residents to be asked about $257M in borrowing on Tuesday

Taxpayers in select New Jersey towns will be asked on Tuesday whether they're OK with their local school districts borrowing millions of dollars for renovations and additions.

NJ residents to be asked about $257M in borrowing on Tuesday - Vimarsana News

NJ residents to be asked about $257M in borrowing on Tuesday

Taxpayers in select New Jersey towns will be asked on Tuesday whether they're OK with their local school districts borrowing millions of dollars for renovations and additions.

Source: nj1015.com