The woman has been a teacher or substitute teacher in Italy for 21 years.
Financial police in Italy have seized nearly $400,000 in assets of a veteran high school teacher accused of fraud and use of a false document for allegedly presenting fake credentials required for her profession.
The police said the teacher had never enrolled at the university from which she had declared she had earned a degree with cum laude honors. The teacher was reported to the Varese Judicial Authority for fraud and use of a false document, the financial police said,"having obtained insertion in the provincial substitute rankings in schools located in the province of Varese since 2000," and has continuously carried out annual substitutions in various local schools using the false degree.
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