Fake timesheets

[coffee]

 Former New Hampshire police department’s officer-in-charge accused of submitting timesheets for work not done
Andrew Wood faces felony charges

   Updated: 7:44 AM EDT Sep 28, 2022
KC Downey 
Digital Media Manager
CONCORD, N.H. —
A man who served as the officer-in-charge for Richmond police is accused of falsely submitting timesheets for work he knew he did not complete and receiving compensation for those hours, the New Hampshire attorney general’s office announced on Tuesday.

Andrew Wood, 53, of Fitzwilliam, was indicted by the Cheshire County Superior Court grand jury on one felony count of theft by unauthorized taking and one felony count of theft by deception.
[Wood, who has previously worked as police chief of the Hancock Police Department and officer-in-charge at the Richmond of Police Department, committed the alleged offenses between Jan. 5, 2017, and June 27, 2019, investigators said.

Investigators said Wood received more than $1,500 from the town of Richmond by submitting weekly timecards that “contained hours of work not performed.”

Wood knew that he did not perform the work as submitted on the timecards, according to investigators.

Wood is scheduled to be arraigned on Oct

[Beerboob123]

Over ga undi 1500 ke. How did they approve his hours in the first place? Job firing or returning the money would have been appropriate. Mari theft charges entraaa vadu edho bank loki velli donagathanam chesi nattu

[coffee]

On 9/28/2022 at 5:48 PM, Beerboob123 said:

Over ga undi 1500 ke. How did they approve his hours in the first place? Job firing or returning the money would have been appropriate. Mari theft charges entraaa vadu edho bank loki velli donagathanam chesi nattu

I guess he is manager and he is approving his own timesheets 

[manadonga]

Nenu last time long weekend lo work chesinattu vesesukunna gurtukeka manager approved money kuda vachhesayi 

ippudu nannu kuda sue chestara ? 

[Hitman]

 ఇంద మాదిరి  IT consultants timesheet కూడ verify చెస్తే 

[sarfaroshi]

On 9/28/2022 at 5:37 PM, coffee said:

 Former New Hampshire police department’s officer-in-charge accused of submitting timesheets for work not done
Andrew Wood faces felony charges

   Updated: 7:44 AM EDT Sep 28, 2022
KC Downey 
Digital Media Manager
CONCORD, N.H. —
A man who served as the officer-in-charge for Richmond police is accused of falsely submitting timesheets for work he knew he did not complete and receiving compensation for those hours, the New Hampshire attorney general’s office announced on Tuesday.

Andrew Wood, 53, of Fitzwilliam, was indicted by the Cheshire County Superior Court grand jury on one felony count of theft by unauthorized taking and one felony count of theft by deception.
[9/28, 5:36 PM] Harsha: Wood, who has previously worked as police chief of the Hancock Police Department and officer-in-charge at the Richmond of Police Department, committed the alleged offenses between Jan. 5, 2017, and June 27, 2019, investigators said.

Investigators said Wood received more than $1,500 from the town of Richmond by submitting weekly timecards that “contained hours of work not performed.”

Wood knew that he did not perform the work as submitted on the timecards, according to investigators.

Wood is scheduled to be arraigned on Oct

Harsha evaru ?

[Sarvapindy]

1 hour ago, manadonga said:

Nenu last time long weekend lo work chesinattu vesesukunna gurtukeka manager approved money kuda vachhesayi 

ippudu nannu kuda sue chestara ? 

dussera mamulu pandaga sesko

 

[nokia123]

1 hour ago, Hitman said:

 ఇంద మాదిరి  IT consultants timesheet కూడ verify చెస్తే 

pettataniki jaillu salavu....