Former U.N. security worker charged with wire fraud

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A former United Nations and National Labor Relations Board employee is charged with fraudulently obtaining more than $100,000 in salary payments from the two agencies.

Prosecutors said 51-year-old Jeffrey K. Armstrong, of South Riding, Va., was indicted in federal court in Alexandria on nine counts of wire fraud. He allegedly defrauded the two organizations by holding positions at both at the same time and lying to avoid disclosing that.

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