Former RSL boss fined for misusing credit card

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The former president of the NSW RSL has been fined $2000 after using the organisation's credit card on thousands of dollars' worth of family expenses. 9News

The former president of the NSW RSL has been fined $2000 after using the organisation's credit card on thousands of dollars' worth of family expenses.

Don Rowe, 71, watched via video link as he was also handed a two-year good behaviour bond for the dishonesty offences in court today. He used the credit card to pay for more than $9000 worth of his family's phone bills between 2012 and 2014.His barrister, April Francis, argued he had devoted a large amount of time and effort to the organisation over the course of 30-years on a voluntary basis and had suffered a significant mental health condition.

Magistrate Jennifer Atkinson acknowledged he had also been diagnosed with PTSD after his return from the Vietnam War. "He and other soldiers were called murderers; people did not want to know them and he felt ostracised," Ms Atkinson said.

 

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Cost of doing business for him.

Did they miss 0 in fine amount? What a same.

Is that all 2000 dam

Anyone else would have gone to jail

Stop giving them credit cards, have all the items they require paid for on a specific account which can be tracked by accounts departments/auditors. Invoices and receipts must be provided. These scams are too easy to 'fiddle'.

Send him 15 years in prison.Mistake u can learn monkey.

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