Audit: Iowa worker doctored husband's work hours, collected $50,000+
Report turned over to county prosecutors for consideration of criminal charges, Auditor Rob Sands' office says
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Report turned over to county prosecutors for consideration of criminal charges, Auditor Rob Sands' office says
Report turned over to county prosecutors for consideration of criminal charges, Auditor Rob Sands' office says
The employee clocked in her husband, a temporary worker, for work between 3 p.m. and 7 a.m. on days when he wasn't scheduled, the audit said.
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The Iowa State Auditor's office released a report Wednesday after finding a former administrative assistant at Iowa's Civil Commitment Unit for Sexual Offenders, a treatment facility for sexually violent predators, allegedly embezzled more than $60,000 from the state by clocking in her husband, who also worked for the group, for thousands of hours of time worked when he wasn't actually there. Ranae Rapp and her husband, Adam Rapp, were both employed at the CCUSO, which is a division of the state's Department of Human Services' Mental Health and Disability Services, according to the rep...