WUSA 9News Now At 11pm October 24, 2010
job program had ended. nearly all of the young people employed had returned to school. we have covered up the names of the five young people that had been employed in the summer jobs program because there is no allegations that they had knowledge their names and account numbers were being used to steal money. sources say whoever hacked into the payroll computer increased the students' hourly wages from just over $7 an hour to $25 an hour. the thief then had their biweekly checks deposited into a north carolina account. >> our job over these particular agencies is to make sure taxpaye...