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Four Plead Guilty in Hours-of-Service Concealment Scheme
Northern Gas Transport, Inc. (NGT), Lyndonville, VT, and three of its officials, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court, in Rutland, VT, to charges related to falsifying drivers logbooks.
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Date: 12.07.2001
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Letter to Congress on Investigating and Prosecuting Household Goods Moving and Double-Brokering Fraud
In May 2023, eight members of Congress expressed concerns with fraud related to freight-hauling, including stolen truck loads and brokerage fraud schemes.
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Date: 08.22.2023
PDF icon Letter to Congress on Investigating and Prosecuting Household Goods Moving and Double-Brokering Fraud_8.22.2023.pdf
Two Pipeline Companies and Three Employees Enter Pleas in Criminal Case Arising from June 1999 Gasoline Pipeline Rupture in Bellingham, WA
In the largest criminal and civil settlement ever obtained in a pipeline rupture case, Olympic Pipeline Company agree to pay $11 million to resolve criminal charges arising from rupture of a petroleum pipeline and subsequent gasoline explosion in
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Date: 12.11.2002
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Federal Aviation Administration Efforts to Locate Aircraft N711RD
This testimony is related to a July 11, 2003, correspondence we released to Senator Lieberman on FAA's role in locating a Texas Legislator's plane.
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Date: 07.15.2003
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Letter Responding to Allegations of Revenue Diversion Concerning Los Angeles Police Department Personnel at Los Angeles World Airports
 
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Date: 04.09.2014
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Carnival Pleads Guilty; Fined $18 Million for Lying About Ocean Pollution
Carnival Cruise Lines agreed to pay an $18 million fine after pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Miami, FL, to 6 felony counts for lying about illegally discharging oily bilge wastes into waters off Florida and the Caribbean.
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Date: 04.19.2002
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Federal and State Authorities File Criminal Charges Against 98 Defendants in Security Sweeps at JFK and LaGuardia Airports
Federal authorities arrested or are seeking the arrests of 127 current or former employees at John F. Kennedy International Airport and LaGuardia Airport in New York City in an airport security sweep.
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Date: 11.19.2002
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ARRA Job Data Reporting for FAA Programs—Lessons Learned for Improving Accuracy and Transparency for Future Job Reporting
On February 10, 2012, we issued a report on job reporting for Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) programs funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). We found that FAA met the ARRA requirement to provide reports on
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Date: 02.10.2012
PDF icon FAA ARRA Programs Report^2-10-12.pdf
Acting Inspector General Testifies On Household Goods Moving Fraud
On May 4, the Acting Inspector General testified before the Senate Commerce Surface Transportation Subcommittee regarding OIG investigations of household goods moving fraud.
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Date: 05.04.2006
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DOT OIG Fiscal Year 2010 Recovery Act Audit Work Plan
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009 designated $20 million to the Department of Transportation (DOT) Office of Inspector General (OIG) through Fiscal Year 2013 to conduct audits and investigations of DOT projects and activiti
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Date: 10.16.2009
PDF icon DOT OIG 2010 Recovery Act Plan 05-11-10 update.pdf

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