Several politicians, a corrections commissioner and the head of a school district thought they could take a shortcut to financial freedom by stealing from insurers. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Tony Matula wants his job back. He was a councilman for the city of Lebanon, Pa. Then panic and greed derailed his career when he made a false damage claim after crashing his car into a utility pole.
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