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    Complaint alleges coverup in SAG pension plan embezzlement scheme

    Sat, 09/17/2011 - 00:00 EDT - LA Times

    Craig E. Simmons, a former employee of the Screen Actors Guild pension and health plans, alleges that he was fired for attempting to uncover an embezzlement scheme involving a previous executive of the funds.A former employee of the Screen Actors Guild pension and health plans has filed a complaint alleging that he was fired for attempting to uncover an embezzlement scheme involving a previous executive of the funds.

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