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Four former MBTA employees who clocked in overtime well north of $50,000 last year and a current staffer could face up to 20 years in prison for allegedly falsifying Red Line track inspection reports.

A Red Line MBTA train pulls up to Park Street.(Robin Lubbock/WBUR) Federal prosecutors say five MBTA employees faked inspections of Red Line tracks, with surveillance video showing them instead ...

In the indictment, prosecutors said each suspect made between $144,000-$240,000 last year, including overtime payouts of up to $120,000. "That sounds like fraud," said Red Line rider Cadri Folami.