Guardsman to be sentenced Tuesday
The first member of the Guam Air National Guard who admitted to getting housing allowance that she wasn't entitled to is scheduled to be sentenced on Tuesday.
By KUAM Newsby Mindy Aguon
Guam - The first member of the Guam Air National Guard who admitted to getting housing allowance that she wasn't entitled to is scheduled to be sentenced on Tuesday. 28-year-old Shalene Crisostomo pleaded guilty to making a fraudulent claim against the United States.
Crisostomo admitted to claiming that she was paying $1,900 a month in order to get a housing allowance, but instead she was living with her parents rent-free. Crisostomo has agreed to pay back the $41,000 to the Defense Finance and Accounting Service. She is one a number of members of the Guam National Guard charged with similar crimes.
Her sentencing is scheduled for Tuesday morning in the District Court of Guam.