A guilty plea was entered by a 40-year-old National Guard officer. The officer's actions involved misuse of government funds. Maj Collin Welch allegedly used false documents and a government card for personal gain.
His actions were uncovered by US prosecutors. Further details on this case are available from the source, including the amount of money stolen and the circumstances surrounding the officer's secret marriage to a woman from Mongolia.
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