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Carlisle Barracks contractor misused government credit cards, feds say
A federal grand jury in Harrisburg has indicted a civilian contractor at Carlisle Barracks on a charge that he misused government-issued credit cards to buy thousands of dollars in fuel for his own vehicle. The indictment, issued this week in U.S. Middle District Court, accuses
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Carlisle Barracks contractor charged with theft involving misuse of government-issued credit cards
A federal grand jury in Harrisburg indicted a civilian contractor Wednesday on charges that he misused government credit cards to fuel his own personal vehicle. The indictment alleges Scott J. Robinson, of Shippensburg, bought fuel and other unauthorized items totaling $3,602 between February and July 2014