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I was googling for some old Vol photos and came across this article for the great Dan Federman.
source: http://www.cincypost.com/2004/07/28/fired072804.html
Former Elder High basketball star Dan Federman was fired Monday from his management job with the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts.
"He was fired for theft in office," Clerk of Courts Greg Hartmann said. "This guy really abused a trust we gave him."
The 6-foot-10 Federman, a 1980 Elder grad who played at the University of Tennessee, worked for the clerk's office since 1989 and had a salary of $50,291 per year.
Federman was the head cashier for the clerk's municipal division. That means, Hartmann said, Federman supervised all the clerk's cashiers who collected money from parking tickets and other infractions.
An internal audit revealed problems late last week. Hartmann, an assistant Hamilton County prosecutor before he was appointed Clerk last year, called in the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office to investigate.
"We believe the amount stolen to be over the felony level (of $1,000)," Hartmann said. "There is an ongoing investigation."
Federman rose to an auditor position before being transferred to supervisor of cashiers in the municipal division.
After college, Federman was a fifth-round draft pick of the Philadelphia 76ers but never made their roster. He then played overseas in Israel and Puerto Rico.
Publication Date: 07-28-2004
source: http://www.cincypost.com/2004/07/28/fired072804.html
Former Elder High basketball star Dan Federman was fired Monday from his management job with the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts.
"He was fired for theft in office," Clerk of Courts Greg Hartmann said. "This guy really abused a trust we gave him."
The 6-foot-10 Federman, a 1980 Elder grad who played at the University of Tennessee, worked for the clerk's office since 1989 and had a salary of $50,291 per year.
Federman was the head cashier for the clerk's municipal division. That means, Hartmann said, Federman supervised all the clerk's cashiers who collected money from parking tickets and other infractions.
An internal audit revealed problems late last week. Hartmann, an assistant Hamilton County prosecutor before he was appointed Clerk last year, called in the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office to investigate.
"We believe the amount stolen to be over the felony level (of $1,000)," Hartmann said. "There is an ongoing investigation."
Federman rose to an auditor position before being transferred to supervisor of cashiers in the municipal division.
After college, Federman was a fifth-round draft pick of the Philadelphia 76ers but never made their roster. He then played overseas in Israel and Puerto Rico.
Publication Date: 07-28-2004
