Man sentenced for using U. Hawaii Foundation money to pay gambling debt
The Star-Advertiser reports:
A former University of Hawaii Foundation employee is not going to prison for using scholarship money to pay off a gambling debt.
A federal judge sentenced Dodge Watson, 34, to three years’ probation Monday for forging the signatures of other foundation employees to get approval for a $2,000 scholarship check made payable to his bookie.
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