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Former Navy mechanic gets 30 months in prison for scheme that took $2M from injured troops fund - Vimarsana News

Former Navy mechanic gets 30 months in prison for scheme that took $2M from injured troops fund

A former Navy chief petty officer has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for defrauding a military insurance program that’s supposed to help seriously injured and disabled veterans, federal authorities said.

Former U.S. Navy service member sentenced for $2 million insurance fraud scheme - Vimarsana News

Former U.S. Navy service member sentenced for $2 million insurance fraud scheme

SAN DIEGO – Christopher Toups, who at the time of his crimes was a chief petty officer in the U.S. Navy, was sentenced in federal court to 30 months in

US Navy on the T-AKE As It Beefs Up Supply Ship Capacity - Vimarsana News

US Navy on the T-AKE As It Beefs Up Supply Ship Capacity

Warships get a lot of attention, but without resupply, an impressive-looking fleet becomes a hollow force. The US Navy's supply and support fleet has been aging, and needed new vessels. T-AKE is part of that effort, and the ships have also found

Entertainment Columnist Dr. Eunice Moseley Inks Deal w/Dorrance - Vimarsana News

Entertainment Columnist Dr. Eunice Moseley Inks Deal w/Dorrance

*The Pulse of Entertainment’s syndicated columnist Dr. Eunice Moseley inks deal with Dorrance Publishing for new book Journey to Success.

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Navy Vet Pleads Guilty for Helping Swindle $2 Million in Insurance from the Federal Government - Vimarsana News

Navy Vet Pleads Guilty for Helping Swindle $2 Million in Insurance from the Federal Government

Christopher Toups, an ex-sailor who lives in Georgia, personally received $400,000 in the scam, which involved more than a half dozen people, including a Navy doctor and a nurse.