A former CDC supervisor pleaded guilty to theft, using fake invoices to defraud the agency of over $190,000, federal prosecutors say.
ATLANTA — A former supervisor at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has pleaded guilty to theft of government funds after federal prosecutors said she submitted fake invoices that cost the agency more than $190,000.
Gwendolyn Brandon, 43, of Cumming, pleaded guilty Tuesday in U.S. District Court to one count of theft of government funds, according to federal authorities.
Prosecutors said Brandon worked as a CDC administrative professional from about August 2023 through
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