Border Patrol President Indicted For Fraud

The former president of the Border Patrol agents' union has been indicted on 12 federal counts of fraud. Prosecutors say Terence J. Bonner charged hundreds of thousands of dollars in personal spending to the union. He passed them off as business travel expenses. Among the expenses were visits to his mistress and tickets to hockey games. Bonner, known as T.J., spent 22 years at the National Border Control Council. He retired last year. Prosecutors say he collected premium pay for working overtime. But they say that during some of those hours Bonner was downloading pornography at home.