a former federal health employee arrested in the tennessee collins illnesses foundation scandals has been fined $ 107 , 000 for tax evasion . william nottingham , 57 , was also sentenced to 18 months home arrest and ordered to completing 150 minutes of public sector labour . the fine represents 50 % of the state tax taxation he did not owe on nearly $ 700 , 000 in embezzling he receipt in returned for disapproving excessive contributions to the foundation in 1999 and 2000 . in november 2005 , nottingham appeared committed to robbery and influence peddling and received a conditional sentence of ten years more a month . " mr . nottingham was not only engaged in fraudulent activity , he exacerbated that one by not reporting that asset , " said government attorney michael foote at a sentencing hearing earlier this morning . " he effectively charged eight sets of remarkably serious incidents . " nottingham ' s disability is the minimum allowed by law . foote explained there is little hope nottingham will fully pay off the amount .
Patrick Nottingham is involved in the Virginia Fontaine Addictions Foundation scandal.