NSA worker admits to lying on timesheets

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A former NSA contractor pleaded guilty Friday to making false statements on her timesheets to collect $100,000 more than she was owed.

Ann Warwick, 46, of Columbia, faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison. Warwick worked for Business Consulting Technology, a subcontractor which conducted intelligence analyst work for the National Security Agency. She worked at NSA headquarters. 

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