Former federal employee pleads guilty in $194 million fraud case
The Justice Department says David J. Rush admitted to defrauding the federal government through misuse of his position.
- The department put the loss at approximately $194 million.
- It said Rush, 49, of Ashburn, Virginia, pleaded guilty.
The department says the case involved misuse of a government position and public funds.
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The Justice Department announced that David J. Rush pleaded guilty to a scheme involving misuse of his government position. The department estimated the government’s loss at approximately $194 million. The announcement also included statements from the CIA and FBI directors about the investigation and plea.
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Former federal employee pleads guilty in $194 million fraud caseUS Department of Justice
The Justice Department says David J. Rush admitted to defrauding the federal government through misuse of his position.US Department of Justice
The department put the loss at approximately $194 million.US Department of Justice
It said Rush, 49, of Ashburn, Virginia, pleaded guilty.US Department of Justice
The department says the case involved misuse of a government position and public funds.US Department of Justice
The Justice Department announced that David J. Rush pleaded guilty to a scheme involving misuse of his government position.US Department of Justice
The department estimated the government’s loss at approximately $194 million.US Department of Justice
The announcement also included statements from the CIA and FBI directors about the investigation and plea.US Department of Justice