A guilty verdict has been reached in a case involving fraud against the US Department of Veterans Affairs. The amount defrauded is substantial, totaling over $170,000. The individual responsible is a veteran of the US Army.
Further information on this case can be found through the Department of Justice. Details of the case are available from the source, including the nature of the benefits involved in the fraud.
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