It then hired a forensic accountant, which reported the findings to the district attorney, she said. The district began investigating the incident soon after discovering the alleged activity, Gehrens said.
"The Bristol Township School District has faith in the legal system of this country and believes that justice will be done regarding the alleged actions of our former maintenance director, which led to his indictment earlier today," Bristol Township acting Superintendent Melanie Gehrens said late Tuesday night. Anders also allegedly used his personal company to defraud the district by disguising the work by billing it through Squires' companies, officials said. Attorney Zane David Memeger.īetween September 2006 to July 2010, Anders used his position as maintenance director to guarantee that bids made by companies controlled by Squires would be selected for a dozen purchases totaling $373,453, according to the U.S. Anders Jr., 59, of Willow Grove, Ernest Neff, 58, of Newtown, and Patrick Squires, 58, of Voorhees, New Jersey, were charged with conspiracy and five counts of wire fraud, according to the U.S. A former Bristol Township School District maintenance director from Willow Grove and two other men were charged Tuesday by federal officials for allegedly defrauding the district out of more than $300,000.
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