By Greg Katz
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - After taking 41 days off for reserve military service, Deputy District Attorney Anthony Colannino expected to be compensated his full salary. Instead, when he got his last paycheck of the fiscal year, the health care fraud prosecutor found a $271.98 deposit stub - the county told him it was docking him 11 days' pay for time he spent working as a judge advocate in the California State Military R...
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - After taking 41 days off for reserve military service, Deputy District Attorney Anthony Colannino expected to be compensated his full salary. Instead, when he got his last paycheck of the fiscal year, the health care fraud prosecutor found a $271.98 deposit stub - the county told him it was docking him 11 days' pay for time he spent working as a judge advocate in the California State Military R...
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