OHIO Child-support office tried to hide $17,000 overpayment

Oh no, I was going to download that on Linux.


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Ohio's DCSE Office falsifies docs, computer entries to try and hide
that
they stole $17,000 from a NCP.

Oh no, I was going to download that on Linux.


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Yes, Dusty, it is...it's the BOTTOM story on the main page.

"Dusty" wrote in message
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"Dave Briggman" wrote in message
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Ohio's DCSE Office falsifies docs, computer entries to try and hide
that
they stole $17,000 from a NCP.

Oh no, I was going to download that on Linux.


"Dusty" wrote in message
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So much for using Opera...

"Dave Briggman" wrote in message
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Yes, Dusty, it is...it's the BOTTOM story on the main page.

"Dusty" wrote in message
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"Dave Briggman" wrote in message
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Ohio's DCSE Office falsifies docs, computer entries to try and hide
that
they stole $17,000 from a NCP.

Dave Briggman wrote:

Ohio's DCSE Office falsifies docs, computer entries to try and hide that
they stole $17,000 from a NCP.

See http://childsupportnews.com ...it's on the FRONT PAGE.

I read the article -- and got the impression that CSE was actually
trying to make amends for its "mistake".

Kudos to CSE for trying to contact this man and get his money back.
Looked to me like it was an inside job done by a handful of rogue
officials. Hope they get caught red-handed and given the treatment they
deserve.

I read this article and got a sense not so much for the corruption
inherent in CSE, as for the ease with which CSE's powers could be used by
corrupt individuals. CSE should be aware of this and should be made
responsible when individuals within the organization do things like this,
so that it doesn't happen again -- but if the individuals themselves can
be caught, so much the better. Sounds like they may be caught this time.

- Ron ^*^

Dave Briggman wrote:

Ohio's DCSE Office falsifies docs, computer entries to try and hide that
they stole $17,000 from a NCP.

See http://childsupportnews.com ...it's on the FRONT PAGE.

I read the article -- and got the impression that CSE was actually
trying to make amends for its "mistake".

Kudos to CSE for trying to contact this man and get his money back.
Looked to me like it was an inside job done by a handful of rogue
officials. Hope they get caught red-handed and given the treatment they
deserve.

I read this article and got a sense not so much for the corruption
inherent in CSE, as for the ease with which CSE's powers could be used by
corrupt individuals. CSE should be aware of this and should be made
responsible when individuals within the organization do things like this,
so that it doesn't happen again -- but if the individuals themselves can
be caught, so much the better. Sounds like they may be caught this time.

- Ron ^*^

Dave Briggman wrote:

Ohio's DCSE Office falsifies docs, computer entries to try and hide that
they stole $17,000 from a NCP.

See http://childsupportnews.com ...it's on the FRONT PAGE.

I read the article -- and got the impression that CSE was actually
trying to make amends for its "mistake".

Kudos to CSE for trying to contact this man and get his money back.
Looked to me like it was an inside job done by a handful of rogue
officials. Hope they get caught red-handed and given the treatment they
deserve.

I read this article and got a sense not so much for the corruption
inherent in CSE, as for the ease with which CSE's powers could be used by
corrupt individuals. CSE should be aware of this and should be made
responsible when individuals within the organization do things like this,
so that it doesn't happen again -- but if the individuals themselves can
be caught, so much the better. Sounds like they may be caught this time.

- Ron ^*^

"Werebat" wrote in message ...
Dave Briggman wrote:

Ohio's DCSE Office falsifies docs, computer entries to try and hide that
they stole $17,000 from a NCP.

See http://childsupportnews.com ...it's on the FRONT PAGE.

I read the article -- and got the impression that CSE was actually
trying to make amends for its "mistake".

Kudos to CSE for trying to contact this man and get his money back.
Looked to me like it was an inside job done by a handful of rogue
officials. Hope they get caught red-handed and given the treatment they
deserve.

I read this article and got a sense not so much for the corruption
inherent in CSE, as for the ease with which CSE's powers could be used by
corrupt individuals. CSE should be aware of this and should be made
responsible when individuals within the organization do things like this,
so that it doesn't happen again -- but if the individuals themselves can
be caught, so much the better. Sounds like they may be caught this time.

- Ron ^*^

I had a similar feeling myself, after reading the article. But when it
comes to CSE, they still drag their feet and hide information from
practically everyone they come in contact with. The way they do "business"
is very much like the way the IRS behaves.

The major difference between the two.. the IRS will actually work with you
to make the payments (most of the time).

"Werebat" wrote in message ...
Dave Briggman wrote:

Ohio's DCSE Office falsifies docs, computer entries to try and hide that
they stole $17,000 from a NCP.

See http://childsupportnews.com ...it's on the FRONT PAGE.

I read the article -- and got the impression that CSE was actually
trying to make amends for its "mistake".

Kudos to CSE for trying to contact this man and get his money back.
Looked to me like it was an inside job done by a handful of rogue
officials. Hope they get caught red-handed and given the treatment they
deserve.

I read this article and got a sense not so much for the corruption
inherent in CSE, as for the ease with which CSE's powers could be used by
corrupt individuals. CSE should be aware of this and should be made
responsible when individuals within the organization do things like this,
so that it doesn't happen again -- but if the individuals themselves can
be caught, so much the better. Sounds like they may be caught this time.

- Ron ^*^

I had a similar feeling myself, after reading the article. But when it
comes to CSE, they still drag their feet and hide information from
practically everyone they come in contact with. The way they do "business"
is very much like the way the IRS behaves.

The major difference between the two.. the IRS will actually work with you
to make the payments (most of the time).

"Werebat" wrote in message ...
Dave Briggman wrote:

Ohio's DCSE Office falsifies docs, computer entries to try and hide that
they stole $17,000 from a NCP.

See http://childsupportnews.com ...it's on the FRONT PAGE.

I read the article -- and got the impression that CSE was actually
trying to make amends for its "mistake".

Kudos to CSE for trying to contact this man and get his money back.
Looked to me like it was an inside job done by a handful of rogue
officials. Hope they get caught red-handed and given the treatment they
deserve.

I read this article and got a sense not so much for the corruption
inherent in CSE, as for the ease with which CSE's powers could be used by
corrupt individuals. CSE should be aware of this and should be made
responsible when individuals within the organization do things like this,
so that it doesn't happen again -- but if the individuals themselves can
be caught, so much the better. Sounds like they may be caught this time.

- Ron ^*^

I had a similar feeling myself, after reading the article. But when it
comes to CSE, they still drag their feet and hide information from
practically everyone they come in contact with. The way they do "business"
is very much like the way the IRS behaves.

The major difference between the two.. the IRS will actually work with you
to make the payments (most of the time).