@slkshock7,
Quote:$20K of stolen keyboards, cellphones, doorknobs, presidential medallions, etc. This year, there have been no such reports.
Suddenly, your "etc" becomes a lot of items you didn't include in your list.
Now, its cleaning, rerouting phone calls and replacing "missing items" that are not clearly stolen. In fact, there isn't anything clearly "stolen" in the GAO report figures you listed.
Your original statement is still not factual based on the GAO report. You can pretend it is but there was not $20K in stolen items nor was there $20K in intentional damage in the GAO report.
You failed to include the notes on the figures that GAO put forward.
For instance on the $6,000 for phone labeling
Quote:However, both the orders listed on the closed orders log and the individual
work orders, as well as the blanket work orders, cited other services
besides labeling, and it was not clear to us from the documentation
provided the extent to which relabeling was done solely to replace missing
labels or would have been necessary anyway due to changes requested by
new office occupants. None of the documents provided specifically cited
correcting forwarded telephones. Thus, while we do not question that
costs were incurred to replace labels or reroute forwarded telephones, we
do not believe the documentation provided is clear enough to indicate what
those costs were.
The figure also includes $2100-$2200 for door knobs which it is unknown if they were missing or replaced since there is no documentation showing the work.
Your original claim was bogus and remains bogus.