Navy Vet Says Rep. George Santos Deserves Criminal Charges for Alleged Scam

The Navy veteran who declares Rep. George Santos cheated him out of money planned for his passing away canine’s cancer treatment, says he’ll get justice if the lyin’ congressman is struck with criminal charges.

Richard Osthoff informs TMZ … he sees the alleged scam as both wire scams and charity scams — calling Santos a trickster due to the fact that he utilized an alias to get away with the entire thing.

The vet was signed up with by NJ Veterans Network President Michael Boll when he informed us he’d currently attempted to bring charges versus Santos — however due to the fact that he was passing Anthony Devolder at that time, it resulted in a dead end.

Osthoff didn’t completely reveal what action he’s requiring to now versus Santos, however he informs us federal government companies are checking out the case.

As we reported, his late pooch, Sapphire, was a beacon of light for him after leaving the service and ending up being homeless. He understood she required life-saving surgical treatment when a growth on her stomach grew bigger every day.

He claims Santos, or Devolder, informed him he ran an animal rescue, and produced a GoFundMe project that raised enough to cover Sapphire’s surgical treatment — just to have Santos send him to a various vet, who stated the growth was unusable.

Osthoff had no option however to enjoy his puppy pass away … while Santos presumably stole the thousands raised Sapphire.

BTW — Santos chose to put a POW-MIA flag in front of his workplace in the middle of his newest scandal … and Osthoff sees it as a substantial disgrace to him and other veterinarians.