MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
The fleet manager for Cumberland Goodwill EMS in Pennsylvania allegedly made personal purchases with company money and stole from the petty cash fund.
A 40-year-old Virginia Beach, Va., city engineer fired indiscriminately on a municipal building, killing 12 before being shot by police.
The New York Police Department arrested three people suspected of being involved in multiple thefts of catalytic converters from city-owned vehicles.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer was reportedly driving up to 100 mph in a 35-mph zone at the time of the incident.
The New York City Department of Transportation falsely claimed that fleet vehicles were damaged during Hurricane Sandy.
A federal jury found former W.Va. Supreme Court Justice Allen Loughry guilty of mail fraud, wire fraud, and lying to the FBI.
Vandals disabled all of the City of Mount Vernon, N.Y., snowplows and salt, garbage, and sewer trucks by stuffing latex gloves in the vehicles’ gas tanks.
The former assistant fleet manager for the U.S. Forest Service rigged a surplus auction so he could buy a 2012 Ram 1500 pickup for his girlfriend.
Employee crimes and negligent entrustment are two areas where fleet management organizations face great risks.
An Anderson County (S.C.) Sheriff's vehicle was found engulfed in flames at the fleet facility, and several county vehicles had missing items.