'Fat Leonard' currently awaiting sentencing in Navy bribery scheme, now on the run
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Leonard Glenn "Fat Leonard'' Francis cut off his GPS monitoring bracelet on Sunday morning and wasn't home when San Diego Police arrived, a U.S. Marshall told CBS 8.
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The man behind the largest bribery scandal in U.S. Navy history cut his ankle monitor Sunday and is on the run. Leonard Francis was on house arrest in San Diego.
Leonard Glenn Francis, also known as "Fat Leonard" for his overshadowing frame, fled Sunday while under house arrest in San Diego, where he was awaiting a Sept. 22 hearing.
Leonard Glenn "Fat Leonard'' Francis cut off his GPS monitoring bracelet on Sunday morning and wasn't home when San Diego Police arrived, a U.S. Marshall told CBS 8.
Leonard Glenn Francis cut off his GPS monitoring ankle bracelet and fled, authorities say. The corruption scandal is considered one of the military's worst.
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