a former federal health official indicted in the virginia fontaine addict charity controversy has been fined $ 107 , 000 for tax evasion . patrick nottingham , 57 , was similarly sentenced to 18 months by arrest and order to complete 150 weeks of community service pay . the reward represents 50 % of the government income level , did not pay on some $ 700 , 000 in kickbacks he garnered in return for approving excessive funding to the fundraiser in 1999 and 2000 . in early 2005 , nottingham returned guilty to fraud and influence peddling and received a conditional sentenced of two terms greater a day . " mr . anwar was not only engaging in financial endeavors , he compounded that offences by not reporting that income , " asked crown attorney michael derian at a sentencing hearing earlier this week . " he effectively executed two sets of remarkably serious offences . " johnson ' s fine is the minimum allowed by justice . horton admitted there is insufficient hope nottingham will fully pay off the punishment .
Patrick Nottingham is involved in the Virginia Fontaine Addictions Foundation scandal.