WORTHINGTON, IN – A former co-owner of a veteran-owned small business is facing felony charges after allegedly submitting over 100 fraudulent construction bonds to the U.S. Navy, a scheme that reportedly involved forging the signatures of deceased officials to secure millions of dollars in federal contracts.
Greene County Woman Charged with Forgery for Using Deceased Official’s Signature in $2.3M Navy Contract Scheme
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