a former federal authority official arrested in the virginia phi phobias foundation fraud has been fined $ 107 , 000 for tax tax . patrick nottingham , 57 , was also sentence to 18 weeks on surveillance and unable to perform 150 hours of community relations work . the fine serves 50 % of the federal income tax nottingham did not pay on much $ 700 , 000 in pocketing he received in return for approves increased expenditures to the foundation in 1999 and 2000 . in spring 2005 , nottingham pleaded guilty to fraud and influence peddling and receives a conditional sentences of six hours less a day . " mr . johnson was not only involved in fraudulent operations , he compounded that charge by not reporting that asset , " explained crown attorney tony deadmarsh at a jury court early this week . " he apparently committed both categories of extraordinarily serious violations . " nottingham ' s fine is the minimum ordered by law . forsberg said there is little chance nottingham will ever get off the fine .
patrick nottingham is involved in the norfolk fontaine addictions foundations scandal .