Wanted: Fugitive accused of stealing millions donated to help U.S. vets

A man who called himself Bobby Thompson founded the U.S. Navy Veterans Association, a charity that was supposed to provide assistance to military veterans and active service members. But Thompson - whose real name is unknown - disappeared with much of the $100 million the organization raised nationwide, according to the U.S. Marshals Service. They're asking the public's help in finding him. He used a number of aliases, including “Ronnie Brittain” and “Elmer Dosier.” The suspect is in his middle 50s to early 60s, 5’8” tall and about 160 lbs and is believed to be a heavy drinker with a volatile temper. If you have information about his identity or location, contact the U.S. Marshals Service at: 1-866-4-WANTED or text keyword WANTED and the tip to 847411(tip411). Tipsters may remain anonymous and a cash reward may be available.

Comments

[Dennis]

Can we drop kick his butt into Afghanistan?

[David]

What a lowlife. Stealing from the people who ensured he had the freedom to do so. I hope that they nail this creep in short order.

[Ruby Doan]

What a shame to steal from our vets. I hope he is found soon, some money is left and he gets life without parole or shot.

[RJ]

Keelhaul him.