BART's inspector general has put out a new report that says these employees were getting paid their regular salary and overtime.
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In one instance, a technician for the system's automatic fare collection system clocked in and didn't work the shift, for a total of 106 hours over 18 days last year.
That earned him more than $9,000 in falsely billed wages and benefits while not actually working.
He retired after investigators got BART police involved and is now facing criminal charges.
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BART management is handling the other two.