Military recruiters pocketed $92 million in bonuses
The Washington Post reported this week that the Pentagon is investigating fraud perpetuated by military recruiters who are alleged to have stolen $92 million in bonuses meant for individuals who referred enlistees through the Recruiting Assistance Program.
[US News] The Pentagon is investigating a report alleging that more than $92 million in bonuses – supposed to be given to soldiers and civilians who referred enlistees – were actually given to military recruiters who were not eligible for the bonuses.
The recruiting campaign offered $2,000 to soldiers or civilians who referred an enlistee to the Guard or Reserve.
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