|
Updated: 10:49 PM Dec 1, 2008
Jail Employees Indicted for Food Stamp Scam
Five Washington County jail employees are facing a long time on the other side of the bars.
Posted: 6:50 PM Dec 1, 2008Reporter: Joe Brown Email Address: brown@kbtx.com |
|
Five Washington County jail employees are facing a long time on the other side of the bars.
Sergeant of Jail Administration Gladys Johnson, Corporals Linda Martin and Latoya Rogers, Medical Technician Maryilyn Siglar and Work Crew Supervisor Patricia Slaughter were indicted November 25 for tampering with a government document.
Investigators say the five received hundreds of dollars of food stamps after fraudulently applying for assistance following Hurricane Ike.
All were fired from their jobs at the Washington County jail. They will make their first court appearances December 2 to enter pleas for the third-degree felonies.
Latest Comments
they haven't been convicted yet, except by us, nice trial very fair good people.
hey, who better to know how to cheat the system?
Looks like Washington County needs someone new doing their hiring.
| AP Video |
|
|
| Find out Whats On KBTX Tonight | |
| Check Out This Fall's CW Lineup |
| College Station Now | |||
| Bryan's Living and Learning |
- Motorcyclist Killed in Bryan Accident
- South Brazos County Wreck Slows Traffic
- CS Woman Recounts the Dangers and Devastation of Texting While Driving
- Standoff Ends in Iola, School Cancels Lockdown
- Investigation Of Alleged Rape At Snook I.S.D. Underway
- Conroe Police Officer Convicted Of Bank Robbery
- CS Parents Sound Off About Future School Rezoning
- March Madness Costs Employers Money
- Parents Play Role in Emotional Conclusion to BHS Shattered Dreams
- Family Marks Two Years Since Toddler's Death
- Standoff Ends in Iola, School Cancels Lockdown
59 Comments - Local Marine Found Not Guilty of Murder In Northgate Bar Fight Trial
55 Comments - CS City Staff Recommends Against Wellborn Incorporation Vote
27 Comments - CS Woman Recounts the Dangers and Devastation of Texting While Driving
19 Comments - Motorcyclist Killed in Bryan Accident
19 Comments - Local Leaders Concerned Over Earmark Moratorium
18 Comments
