Several employees were interviewed by police this morning after about $10,000 in fuel charges showed up in the department’s records, according to Lt. Tony Walden.
“We have video, and we know for a fact some of those gas cards were used to put gas in personal vehicles,” Lt. Walden said.
Employees are given Fuelman gasoline cards and their own PIN number for county-owned vehicles. However, it appears that the same PIN was used a number of times on separate cards, Lt. Walden said.
“I suspect that we’re going to end up with more than one person involved,” he said.















