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News Briefs: FBI Investigating Former Water District Employee

In this week’s news briefs, a former Las Vegas Valley Water District employee admits to $4.5M in fraudulent purchases, and the City of Abilene is increasing security measures after thieves steal pumps and pipeline inspection equipment.
  • By Luke LeNoble
  • May 12, 2016

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News Briefs: FBI Investigating Former Water District Employee

The Las Vegas Valley Water District confirmed to the Las Vegas Review-Journal that former purchasing analyst Jennifer McCain-Bray is under FBI investigation. The district says McCain-Brain spent $4.5 million of public money on ink jet cartridges that she then sold to a buyer in...

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