N.Y. indicts 9/11 responder- NJ.com

N.Y. indicts 9/11 responder- NJ.com:

W. Windsor man is accused of bilking FEMA out of nearly $40,000
Thursday, July 19, 2007

BY DARRYL R. ISHERWOOD
A West Windsor man who rose to prominence with stories of his dog's heroic exploits while searching for victims of the World Trade Center collapse has been indicted in New York for allegedly stealing federal Sept. 11 relief money.

Scott Shields, who has claimed that his Golden retriever Bear was responsible for finding the most victims of any search and rescue dog working the World Trade Center debris known as the pile, allegedly bilked the Federal Emergency Management Agency out of some $38,906 in rental assistance funds, according to the indictment from the U.S. Attorney's Office.

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