The biggest corruption case of the US Navy ran away

According to the US CNN reported on the 6th, the U.S. Secretarian said that the largest corruption scandal in the history of the US Navy, the Malaysian contractor "Fat Leonard" Leonard Glenn Francis escaped under house arrest in San Diego and is currently fled. The report pointed out that the incident happened three weeks before he was about to be sentenced.

Omar Castill, Deputy Inspector of the U.S. Secretary of Administration, told CNN that the US federal agency "prenatal service" in charge of the Lyonard's plans to investigate the under house arrest was called last Sunday (September 4). The bureau requires to check his situation. When the police officer found that there was no hollow in Lyonard's family, they contacted the U.S. Secretarians.

Casto said that when a group of U.S. bailiffs went to Leonard's residence on the same day, the only thing they found in the room was the global positioning system (GPS) monitoring electronic feet. It was placed on a portable type. In the refrigerated box. The neighbors told the U.S. Bulletin that they had seen several moving companies U-HAUL trucks outside Leonard's residence recently.

Casto told CNN: "It seems that he has planned for a while."

Leonard Galen Francis Tu Source: The U.S. Navy

It is reported that the San Diego Branch of the San Diego San in the Southwest Pacific in the Southwest of the Pacific Ocean is currently looking for Leonard. Casto said that the US Naval Criminal Investigation (NCIS) was also participating in search because they participated in the initial corruption case investigation. "We are tracking some clues," he said.

According to CNN, the US law enforcement agency's investigation of the corruption case of "Fat Leonard" began in 2013. The nickname "Fat Leonard" originated from Leonard's weighing about 400 pounds (181 kg 181 kg at that time (181 kg To. Since 2004, many US Navy officials fell into the web of Lyonard's desire to weave with money and beauty, providing secrets such as the U.S. Naval Ship Ship and the Quotation of Competitors for the Galen Asian Maritime Defense Corporation. intelligence. The company uses U.S. warships to park the opportunity to operate in its port and charge the U.S. Navy's excess service fee of tens of millions of dollars.

In this case, Leonard admitted to providing dozens of naval officials with cash, prostitutes, luxury meals and other bribery. Hundreds of naval officials were investigated, of which 27 have already acknowledged corruption related allegations in the federal court , Even including a Major General of the United States. Due to a wide range of people involved and high -level personnel involved, the case was called "the most serious corruption and national security scandal in the United States Navy after the Cold War."

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