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04-23-2010, 01:35 PM
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s inspector general says senior SEC employees spent hours surfing pornographic websites on their government-issued computers while they were being paid to police the financial system.
SEC Inspector General David Kotz said in a memo that The Associated Press obtained that the behavior violated both agency and government-wide ethics rules.
The memo lists 33 violations in the past five years, 31 of which took place in the two and a half years since the financial system teetered and nearly crashed.
The memo says one supervisory accountant looked at pornographic websites about twice a day and saved images on his SEC computer to view during work hours.
The memo was a response to an earlier request by Republican Sen.
Charles Grassley of Iowa.http://www.kwtx.com/nationalnews/headlines/91920919.html
SEC Inspector General David Kotz said in a memo that The Associated Press obtained that the behavior violated both agency and government-wide ethics rules.
The memo lists 33 violations in the past five years, 31 of which took place in the two and a half years since the financial system teetered and nearly crashed.
The memo says one supervisory accountant looked at pornographic websites about twice a day and saved images on his SEC computer to view during work hours.
The memo was a response to an earlier request by Republican Sen.
Charles Grassley of Iowa.http://www.kwtx.com/nationalnews/headlines/91920919.html