The ethical quandaries of the free ride were spotlighted by the disclosure of a computer glitch that allowed hundreds of people to get free rail tickets and MetroCards.
Thu 14 Aug 2008
Thu 14 Aug 2008
The ethical quandaries of the free ride were spotlighted by the disclosure of a computer glitch that allowed hundreds of people to get free rail tickets and MetroCards.
Wed 13 Aug 2008
Filed under: Vending Machines, Software, Railroads, Transit Systems, Frauds and Swindling, New York City — @ 5:55 am
Three people have been arrested and charged with knowingly exploiting a software glitch that allowed vending machines on the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad to dispense free tickets.
Wed 13 Aug 2008
Filed under: Vending Machines, Software, Railroads, Transit Systems, Frauds and Swindling, New York City — @ 3:21 am
Three people have been arrested and charged with knowingly exploiting a software glitch that allowed vending machines on the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad to dispense free tickets.
Wed 13 Aug 2008
Filed under: Vending Machines, Software, Railroads, Transit Systems, Frauds and Swindling, New York City — @ 2:46 am
Three people have been arrested and charged with knowingly exploiting a software glitch that allowed vending machines on the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad to dispense free tickets.
Fri 1 Aug 2008
Filed under: Thompson, Stay, Koeltl, John G, Duncan, Lethem, Embezzlement, Administration for Children's Services, Frauds and Swindling — @ 5:15 am
Prosecutors have said Lethem Duncan took part in schemes to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars intended for the care of children with disabilities or special needs.
Wed 30 Jul 2008
Sharpe James was sentenced to prison for failing to disclose his romantic relationship with a woman whom he helped to get a real estate deal.
Sat 26 Jul 2008
Emmanuel Constant, known as Toto, was convicted of operating a mortgage fraud scheme that cheated lenders out of $1.7 million.
Thu 17 Jul 2008
Two officials of New York City’s child-welfare agency and the fiscal director of a Brooklyn foster care agency have been charged with creating phantom adoptions in a scheme to pocket hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Wed 16 Jul 2008
A former Queens woman was sentenced for a fraudulent scheme in which she adopted 11 disabled children under four aliases, while collecting $1.68 million meant for their care.