RUTLAND—State police have arrested Brian McIntyre, an employee of the Marble Valley Regional Correctional Facility suspected of misusing a credit card assigned to the facility.
In early December 2016, state police detectives were contacted by administrators within the Department of Corrections and asked to investigate what they believed were fraudulent charges made to a department-issued credit card assigned to the facility.
During the investigation, detectives learned that McIntyre had charged $282.08 in personal merchandise with the DOC credit card between June and November 2016. McIntyre was processed at the Rutland State Police Barracks and issued a citation for false pretenses and fraudulent use of a credit card. McIntyre, a Fair Haven resident, is scheduled to appear in Rutland County Superior Court, Criminal Division, on Jan. 23, 2017, at 8:30 a.m. to answer to the charges.
Police investigate fraudulent use of credit card
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