SOC was contracted to supply bomb-sniffing dogs and their handlers to the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. Under the terms of the deal, SOC handlers were supposed to give the dogs four hours of training in explosives detection per week.
On March 17, 2021, Mr. Morris filed a whistleblower suit alleging that SOC handlers and trainers falsely reported that weekly training had been performed as contractually required, even during weeks when no training or less than four hours of training was carried out. The civil claims settled by the agreement are only allegations, and no civil legal liability has been assessed to the company, a subsidiary of Philadelphia-based Day & Zimmermann.• Brad Matthews can be reached at
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