Related: Read the full inspector general’s report (.pdf)
One woman made 38 transactions totaling $2,655 for what appeared to be personal purchases covered up with fake receipts. Taxpayers paid for her purchases of diet pills, romance novels, steaks and a smartphone, which the report said were falsely categorized as “reference books and office supplies.”
I wouldn’t mind it so much if she’d bought one of my romance novels. (I’m kidding!)
