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Baltimore County Schools Destroyed Accounting Records Amid High Profile Procurement Audit and Directive to Stop all Record Destruction
Posted by The Baltimore Post on 14th October 2019
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In the midst of a high profile and widely anticipated procurement audit last year, employees from Baltimore County Public Schools purportedly scanned and then destroyed boxes of accounting records from its Fiscal Services file room, a windowless storage-room-turned-office in its Business Administration building.  You can read about it in The Gunpowder Gazette.
 

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