An NCUA employee used government email to send pornographicpictures of himself to an online undercover agent posing as a13-year girl, according to the agency's Office of InspectorGeneral.
|The employee used his work email account to “send and receive,respectively, over 700 pornographic photographs of himself andadult females,'' according to an OIG report.
|The agency's investigation, which began after it was contactedby the FBI, confirmed that the employee had: Misused his governmentcomputer; misused official time; violated a basic obligation ofpublic service; and violated the agency's policy on computersecurity and use.
|The NCUA, which did not identify the employee or provideadditional details about the incident, has “proposed removing theemployee from federal service,'' according to the Office ofInspector General's semi-annual report to Congress.
|The FBI is still conducting an investigation, the agencysaid.
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