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Probation ordered for Utah County man in scheme to steal millions from government - Vimarsana News

Probation ordered for Utah County man in scheme to steal millions from government

A Cedar Hills man involved in a scheme to fraudulently obtain a $99 million contract from the government has been ordered to serve probation.

Source: ksl.com
How much did Utah County man plan to steal from government? - Vimarsana News

How much did Utah County man plan to steal from government?

A Utah County man involved in a scheme to fraudulently obtain a $99 million contract from the government has been ordered to serve two years of probation.

1 year in prison ordered for man in scheme to steal millions from government - Vimarsana News

1 year in prison ordered for man in scheme to steal millions from government

A man involved in a scheme to fraudulently obtain a $99 million contract from the government was ordered to serve a year in federal prison and forfeit over $2 million from multiple banks accounts.

Source: ksl.com
Prison time ordered for business owner convicted stealing millions from government - Vimarsana News

Prison time ordered for business owner convicted stealing millions from government

Whitney McBride, 41, of Queen Creek, Arizona, was found guilty by a federal jury in Utah of making false claims to the government in order to obtain a $99 million contract.

Source: ksl.com
Prison time ordered for business owner convicted of stealing millions from government - Vimarsana News

Prison time ordered for business owner convicted of stealing millions from government

Whitney McBride, 41, of Queen Creek, Arizona, was found guilty by a federal jury in Utah of making false claims to the government in order to obtain a $99 million contract.

Source: ksl.com