Archive for September 2012

Former airport worker admits using murdered man’s ID An illegal immigrant from Nigeria who worked as a security supervisor at New Jersey’s largest airport for 20 years has admitted using a murdered man’s identity. Bimbo Oyewole pleaded guilty Friday to providing false identification when he applied for the job at the Newark air-port. He was…

Groundwater District Implements Policy to Protect Confidential Personnel Information Coming up to speed with developing privacy laws and technology, directors of the Bandera County River Authority and Groundwater District are set to implement a policy to safeguard confidential information. According to BCRAGD Attorney Richard Mosty, directors may review personnel documents not available to the public…

Vatican whistleblower warns he is not alone in fighting corruption At least 20 whistleblowers are seeking to expose corruption and incompetence at the Vatican, according to the man who is to stand trial at the Holy See this autumn accused of stealing sensitive documents and leaking them to the press. Paolo Gabriele, a 46-year-old papal…

Another Y-12 shocker: WSI official suspended after evidence of possible cheating on security tests Already under tremendous fire for an unprecedented security breach a month ago, the Y-12 nuclear weapons plant is now dealing with another stunning blunder. The U.S. Department of Energy tonight confirmed that inspectors from DOE’s Office of Health, Safety and Security…

ID theft is the latest threat to attorneys A Florida lawyer living in Colorado has had her personal information compromised, potentially setting her up for identity theft or impersonation. Laurie Morris unwittingly provided the miscreants her sensitive information when she submitted paperwork for a background check to what she thought was a California law firm.…