Former NRC Resident Inspector Guilty of Falsifying Reports, Court Finds

By ExchangeMonitor

A former in-house federal inspector at a Virginia nuclear plant is facing up to five years of prison time after he was found guilty of intentionally falsifying inspection reports, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s inspector general announced this week. Gregory…

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