CRIMEJun 18 · 18:57 UTCWSMV4 NASHVILLECaleb Wethington

Former EMS employee accused of receiving $117K in falsified timesheets in 2 Middle TN counties

Adam Johnson, a former part-time employee of Cumberland County Emergency Medical Services and full-time employee of Wilson County Emergency Management Agency, is accused of falsifying timesheets to receive at least $117,108.63 in payments for unworked time. Investigators found he reported overlapping shifts and nearly $9,700 in questionable compensation across both agencies.

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Adam JohnsonpersonCumberland County Emergency Medical ServicesorganizationWilson County Emergency Management AgencyorganizationTennessee Comptroller’s OfficeorganizationCumberland CountyplaceWilson Countyplace

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