Lyn Mundey has been indicted on charges of theft, fraud and filing false documents. It's alleged Mundey's child received more than $1,300 worth of free lunches through the federal USDA low income meals program, which is reserved for individuals with annual salaries ranging from approximately $11,600 to $40,000, depending on the size of the household, according to a press release. It's also alleged that Mundey falsely claimed low and no income to win the benefit even as she worked as a management analyst at the Government Accountability Office (GAO) and as a school board member.
Mundey is one of five employees of the GAO indicted in the school lunch theft scheme, according to officials. Barbara Rowley, Jamilah Reid, Tracy Williams and Charlene Savoy also fraudulently received reduced lunches for their children. From 2010-14, approximately $11,432 worth of free lunches were provided to the employee's children in total. Additionally, James Pinkney, whose wife is a GAO employee, was also indicted for failing to report his wife's income on the reduced lunch forms and receiving $1,737 worth of free meals.
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People that work for the Goverment ACCOUNTABILITY Office are stealing from the school? They should lose their government job.
ReplyDeleteThank God I moved from that forsaken county a while back . These people will answer to a higher power in the end , not just in P.G. county , but the whole nation , the black race have turned on a down hill trend of justice. They don't believe in laws.
ReplyDeleteshe will get a govt grant to help her through her pain
ReplyDeleteWhat???!! Corruption and unwholesome entitlement grabs in PG County???!! Say it ain't so!!!
ReplyDeleteThe oppressive white racist system, holding HER accountable to the same rules and laws everyone else has to follow.
ReplyDeleteHope your kids liked the cardboard "pizza" and half a withered kiwi, don't forget to thank Queenie Michelle.
ReplyDeleteShe's in trouble now. As an analyst probably making close to $100K. Now she'll be suspended with pay.
Eventually the case will come to trial.
In January 2017 OweBama will give her a pardon along with all the rest of his crooked cronies.
Great. When you can't trust the auditors the government has no accountability.
ReplyDeleteShe's paid the money back to the school system. That should not have a bearing on the court case other than being an admission of guilt.
ReplyDeleteRegardless, she should be terminated immediately, just as any other race would have been.
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