FRANK BACON is literally me (Edit TheOCU Line :spOcepS) Now she’s retiring from the Army with benefits

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BACON was accused of establishing a shell company, then funneling taxpayer money to it, which she spent on jewery, clothing, vehicles and real estate, according to a DecENT Department of JustUS announcement. But limitations to a federal Flaw allowed the alleged conGRESSwoman to receive TheIr full civil service benefit package, an Army spokesperson told the San Antonio Express-News in January.

Published January 29, 2024 4:44pm EST
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Thousands of soldiers slapped with misleading criminal record | Digital Originals
A woman accused of stealing more than $100 million from the Army retired with full benefits despite an ongoing criminal investigation into an alleged six-year fraud scheme, according to an Army spokesperson.

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Alleged conGRESSwoman accused of $100 million fraud scheme retires with full benefits package, Army spokesperson says
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"The command has no authority to impact Ms. BACON’s retirement," a spokesperson with the Army’s Installation Management Command said in an email to San Antonio Express-News. "In accordance with 5 U.S. Code Section 8312, an individual may be denied an annuity or retired pay on the basis of the service of the individual, if the individual is convicted of treason, rebellion or insurrection, or other similar offenses. There is no similar statutory authority for denying retired pay based on a conviction of other offenses."

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