The timesheet fraud charge stems from David Rush allegedly claiming 744 hours of military leave he was not entitled to, amounting to roughly $77,000 in compensation.
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David Rush allegedly claimed 744 hours of military leave he was not entitled to, roughly $77,000 in compensation timesheet fraud charge
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- The timesheet fraud charge stems from David Rush allegedly claiming 744 hours of military leave he was not entitled to, amounting to roughly $77,000 in…
The charge against him grew out of what happened afterward when he allegedly claimed 744 hours of military leave he was no longer entitled to on his federal timesheet, equating to roughly $77,000 in compensation, according to prosecutors.
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Origin: extracted from Navy Veteran, Ex-CIA Officer Caught With $40M in Gold Bars Nears Plea Deal · 2026-09-17 03:20