LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Three officers agreed to pay nearly $170,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to federal wire fraud charges stemming from their time working for Louisville Metro Police.
According to documents from the U.S. Attorney, Brian Stanfield, Todd Roadhouse and Mark Final all worked for the Script Unit, a specialized unit within the Narcotics Division.
Investigators said between 2014 and 2017, the officers falsified overtime requests to LMPD for hours they didn’t work. According to their plea agreements, the officers would prepare or approve fake uniform citation arrest reports where one officer would alter the time of arrest and add another officer's name to the signature line.
LMPD received federal funding to reimburse those hours for officers working with federal agencies like the ATF and DEA.
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