Charles Loren Sample, 62, and his business partner, Richard Vernon Priddy, 61, of Glenn Dale, admitted earlier this year they secretly controlled a side business from 2002 to 2007 that overcharged their primary employer, TVI Corp., for parts.
TVI - which emerged from Chapter 11 in 2009 to form Immediate Response Technologies Inc. - supplied products to be used by first responders exposed to toxic compounds and radiological agents when responding to emergencies. Among their...
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stealing..... - 2010-07-26 13:53:20
why steal...... the right thing to do was to help your company.... now you will be miserable for the rest of your life paying back your stolen monies.......
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