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In Their Own Words — Caldwell

Posted 02/19/16

-- “WE THINK IT’S VERY IMPORTANT TO SEPARATE OFFICIALS FROM THE BRIBES THAT THEY TAKE ... AND HIT THEM IN THEIR POCKETBOOK.”

Assistant attorney general Leslie Caldwell commenting on the VimpelCom bribery settlement. Click here for more.

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In Their Own Words — Los Alamos Officer

Posted 02/18/16

-- “Right in the kneecaps, that would be funny.”

According to three whistleblowing police officers in Los Alamos County, one of their fellow officers said he would like to ram a pedestrian with his police car, and on another occasion, said he might kill 20 people and had “demons in his head telling him to kill.” The officers claimed they were retaliated against after reporting their concerns about public...

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In Their Own Words — Andreu

Posted 02/17/16

-- “My advice: Fight back. And fight back hard."

Frankie Andreu, the whistleblower who testified to Lance Armstrong’s drug use, advising a physician who claimed Peyton Manning sexually assaulted her.

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In Their Own Words — Dorsey

Posted 02/16/16

-- "MY HOPE IS THAT ANYONE WHO READS THIS AND FINDS THEMSELVES SIMILARLY SITUATED WILL FIND THE STRENGTH TO HOLD ON; REMAIN DETERMINED. I KNOW THAT I AM NOT THE ONLY ONE NOR AM I THE LAST ONE TO TAKE ON A SUPER POWER (EMPLOYER). I KNOW THAT THERE IS SOMEONE ELSE OUT THERE WHO IS ALSO EXHAUSTED IN THE STRUGGLE. STAY STRONG."

Cheryl Dorsey, who reported what she saw as major misconduct within Los Angeles School...

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In Their Own Words -- Ferguson/Washington State AG

Posted 02/15/16

-- “Medicaid fraudsters steal taxpayer funds and line their pockets with dollars means for health care. The Medicaid False Claims Act has brought enormous benefit to our state by giving my office a powerful tool to hold fraudsters accountable.”

Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson

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In Their Own Words — Grenfell

Posted 02/12/16

-- "Today's decision sends out a strong message that we will tackle illegal behavior that is designed to stifle competition at the expense of customers - in this case, the NHS and, ultimately, taxpayers."

Michael Grenfell from the Competition and Markets Authority commenting on GSK antidepressant pay-for-delay fine.

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In Their Own Words — Saussy

Posted 02/11/16

-- “PEOPLE ARE DYING NEEDLESSLY BECAUSE WE ARE MOVING TOO SLOW.”

Resignation letter of Jullette Saussy, the medical director for the Washington DC fire department, commenting on problems she confronted in the city’s fire department.

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In Their Own Words — Burns

Posted 02/10/16

-- "The first step in a real war on fraud is for the federal government to declare war. The new CTFC whistleblower web site is a very good step in the right direction, but it can’t be the last."

Patrick Burns, Director of Taxpayers Against Fraud, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and strengthening federal and state whistleblower laws, on whether it is time to reconsider the CFTC Whistleblower...

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In Their Own Words — Rhoades

Posted 02/9/16

-- “The more they get away with, the more it reinforces their beliefs they are untouchable.”

Andrew Rhoades commenting on corruption he saw in the leadership ranks at the Transportation Security Administration.

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In Their Own Words — Mattu

Posted 02/5/16

-- "My case turns on many events, which start in 1998 with my raising serious concerns about patient safety at the trust. These concerns progress and culminate in my publicly blowing the whistle regarding lies told by the trust in an attempt to cover up the avoidable deaths of patients.”

Cardiologist and whistleblower Raj Mattu discussing blowing the whistle at Walsgrave Hospital in the UK. Click here for more.

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In Their Own Words — Caldwell

-- “WE THINK IT’S VERY IMPORTANT TO SEPARATE OFFICIALS FROM THE BRIBES THAT THEY TAKE ... AND HIT THEM IN THEIR POCKETBOOK.”

In Their Own Words — Los Alamos Officer

-- “Right in the kneecaps, that would be funny.”

In Their Own Words — Andreu

-- “My advice: Fight back. And fight back hard."

In Their Own Words — Dorsey

In Their Own Words -- Ferguson/Washington State AG

-- “Medicaid fraudsters steal taxpayer funds and line their pockets with dollars means for health care. The Medicaid False Claims Act has brought enormous benefit to our state by giving my office a powerful tool to hold fraudsters accountable.”

In Their Own Words — Grenfell

-- "Today's decision sends out a strong message that we will tackle illegal behavior that is designed to stifle competition at the expense of customers - in this case, the NHS and, ultimately, taxpayers."

In Their Own Words — Saussy

-- “PEOPLE ARE DYING NEEDLESSLY BECAUSE WE ARE MOVING TOO SLOW.”

In Their Own Words — Burns

-- "The first step in a real war on fraud is for the federal government to declare war. The new CTFC whistleblower web site is a very good step in the right direction, but it can’t be the last."

In Their Own Words — Rhoades

-- “The more they get away with, the more it reinforces their beliefs they are untouchable.”

In Their Own Words — Mattu

-- "My case turns on many events, which start in 1998 with my raising serious concerns about patient safety at the trust. These concerns progress and culminate in my publicly blowing the whistle regarding lies told by the trust in an attempt to cover up the avoidable deaths of patients.”

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