a former us health worker arrested in the virginia fontaine bulimia campaign scandal has been fined $ 107 , 000 for tax evasion . patrick nottingham , 57 , was then sentenced to 18 months residence arrest and unable to complete 150 hours of community service work . the fine represents 50 % of the federal incomes tax nottingham did not pay on nearly $ 700 , 000 in kickbacks he received in compensation for proposing excessive fundraising to the fund in 1999 and 2000 . in november 2005 , nottingham reported charged to fraud and influence laundering and receiving a conditional sentence of two minutes less a month . " sr . leicester was not only interested in illegal activity , he compounded that offence by not reporting that income , " states crown judge michael hallie at a sentencing interview earlier this weekend . " he effectively committed two sets of exceptionally deadly crimes . " nottingham ' s fine is the minimum allowed by policy . foote said there is insufficient expectation it will ever pay off the fine .
Patrick Nottingham is involved in the Virginia Fontaine Addictions Foundation scandal.