Texas Lab CEO Admits Falsifying Wastewater Test Results that Concealed E. Coli and Other Pollutant Levels for Years

Two Houston-area residents plead guilty to falsifying wastewater testing results

The falsified results included illegal levels of ammonia, E. coli and phosphorus, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Houston-area CEO, two others admit to falsifying wastewater data to pass tests, according to Dept. of Justice

Three Texas residents pleaded guilty to falsifying wastewater data, a scheme prosecutors say undermined public health protections and trust.

Texas lab CEO admits falsifying wastewater test results that concealed E. coli and other pollutant levels for years

Three Texas residents have admitted they violated the Clean Water Act, Acting U.S. Attorney John G.E. Marck announced.

Texas residents plead guilty to violating Clean Water Act

HOUSTON, Texas — Three Texas residents have admitted to violating the Clean Water Act by falsifying wastewater test results, according to Acting U.S. Attorney John G.E. Marck.

CEO and Others Convicted in Wastewater Test Falsification Scheme

Derek McCoy, 52, was CEO of a laboratory that sampled and tested wastewater from local treatment facilities, while Deena Higginbotham, 56, served as director of Client Services. The post CEO and Others Convicted in Wastewater Test Falsification Scheme appeared first on Texas Border Business.