attorney's office, the indictment alleges that both milton tillman jr. and his son is hard to defraud the irs and operate a bail bond business in violation of federal law, while tillman jr. also collected pay for a no show job at the port of baltimore. the indictment states that from 2001 to 2007, tillman jr. and his son were able to conceal from the irs tillman jr's control of the business and how much money the business was making, citing gross receipts went from $200,000 in 2000 to almost $6 million in 2006. the indictment charges that the tilden's use money from the business that they never reported to the irs for payment of a luxury car, personal expenses, life insurance, and payment of personal income taxes. tillman jr. was also not allowed to run a bail bond business because of a conviction for bribing a city zoning official. the indictment says tillman jr. defrauded ports america by obtaining wages and fringe benefits for hours he never worked, 64 paychecks the indictment claims he received while on vacation in brazil, spain, and las vegas. >> the