Cameron J. Potter worked for the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Frank Dale told U.S. District Judge Thomas Phillips on Tuesday that Potter concocted a scheme in 2006 to skim $400,000 in Department of Energy grant money by creating phony invoices - a plot that he carried out for three years.
In a plea agreement, Potter pleaded guilty to fraud and money laundering, according to The Knoxville News-Sentinel (http://bit.ly/nErcg7).
Potter must also reimburse the government with money from him personal andretirement accounts. He will be sentenced in January.
Do you think he's a Democrat?
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