[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

HEADS BETTER ROLL

[VOA]

Nicholson said the theft of the data took place this month, but declined
to identify the employee or the location of the burglary.

Time for one of those gut-wrenching hand-slaps administered
for major governmental screw-ups.

This goofball wasn't caught in bed with a live boy or a dead woman,
so things will be A-OK...

[Theo]

As a rule, it seems that government employees neither hold others accountable nor are held accountable. My expectations are low.

[xzins]

This really pisses me off!

I don't believe it was an accident. I'd check certain person's standard of living to see if there are significant changes over the course of the next few years.

[rottndog]

HEADS BETTER ROLL


Nope!!!--Government employees, so accountability doesn't apply.

[7thson]

The day I heard this story - driving home Monday afternoon - I called the number they gave out on the radio for information. Each time I asked a question, the girl would ask me to hold, and then come back with "we do not have that information at this time." Some of the questions I asked were the name of the VA individual who did this, is this person fired, was it a CD, removalbe HD, or a laptop. Found out the next day, the responsible VA person is placed on admin leave. So, this schmuck gets to go on paid leave for 30 days while possibly my id and millions of others - possibly including some on here - gets floated around. Also found out later on the news, the person lived in Aspen Hill, Maryland - noted for B&E's and the theft occurred sometime between 1030 and 1600 on May 3.

My advice - go to this website - http://www.consumer.gov/idtheft/ - and to this one - http://www.consumer.gov/idtheft/con_steps.htm#fraud - to get information to place a fraud alert on your credit report. We all know the government will do squat to help any of us.