Police tab puts county $240,000 in hole over tuition program

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Montgomery County spent $240,000 more than budgeted during the last fiscal year to pay for police officers to attend outside training classes, county data show.

The county’s tuition-assistance program in fiscal 2009 cost $220,000 more than in the previous year — during the same period officials say a police-owned training company may have improperly used those funds to sell guns to officers at steep discounts.

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