ATLANTAGeorgia's inspector general has found that a former state Department of Defense employee conducted a lucrative private business on state time.The probe, which began last November, found that Thomas Quarterman used state resources to help his private business gross about 400,000 within six months.Elizabeth Archer, the state's watchdog, called the findings egregious and unacceptable.
March 15, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTAGeorgia’s inspector general has found that a former state Department of Defense employee conducted a lucrative private business on state time.
The probe, which began last November, found that Thomas Quarterman used state resources to help his private business gross about 400,000 within six months.
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