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10 days ago · The Provincetown Housing Authority operates 46 units in total, 33 that are state subsidized, 10 that are federally subsidized and 3 that are moderate income. “Even though the department is the boss of us for those 33 units, they’re not the boss of us for those other units yet they’re telling us how much we should pay the executive ...
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In addition, in August 2017 and February 2018, the defendant created fraudulent $4,000.00 invoices from the North East Area Development Association (NEAD) to Quad A for Kids, purportedly for training services provided by NEAD to Quad A for Kids. Although the training services were never performed by NEAD, McFadden caused Quad A for Kids to pay NEAD $8,000.00. NEAD then fraudulently paid the defendant $7,000.00 of the $8,000.00 that NEAD had fraudulently received.
In addition, in August 2017 and February 2018, the defendant created fraudulent $4,000.00 invoices from the North East Area Development Association (NEAD) to Quad A for Kids, purportedly for training services provided by NEAD to Quad A for Kids. Although the training services were never performed by NEAD, McFadden caused Quad A for Kids to pay NEAD $8,000.00. NEAD then fraudulently paid the defendant $7,000.00 of the $8,000.00 that NEAD had fraudulently received.
“This defendant previously pleaded guilty to defrauding Rochester Housing Charities, and with today’s plea, he now stands convicted of defrauding yet another not-for-profit agency,” stated U.S. Attorney Kennedy. “While these not-for-profits were created to serve the economically disadvantaged and the youth of our community—defendant diverted funds away from those in need in our community and into his own pocket. That he would do so while serving as a Rochester City Councilman is particularly egregious, as such behavior is more consistent with that of a public parasite than it is of a public servant.”
