; in April 2010, five former Blackwater employees, including former president Gary Jackson and former executive vice president William Wheeler Mathews, Jr., were indicted on charges including conspiring to violate Federal firearm laws, possession of unregistered firearms, and obstruction of justice. Jackson and Mathews later pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor firearms recordkeeping violation. (18) In response to a request from the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform of the House of Representatives, the Inspector General of the Small Business Administration investigated Blackwater in 2008 and found that the company may have misrepresented its small business status, enabling it to qualify for $110,000,000 in government contracts set aside specifically for small businesses. (19) Signed affidavits were filed in a civil lawsuit against Blackwater that company founder Erik Prince views himself as a Christian crusader tasked with eliminating Muslims and the Islamic faith from the globe , that he knowingly deployed demonstrably unfit men to Iraq, and that he used illegal ammunition, including a bullet designed to explode after entering the human body, among other charges. (20) In November 2007, a contractor employed by DynCorp International, LLC, reportedly shot and killed an unarmed taxi driver who, according to witnesses, posed no threat to the DynCorp convoy. (21) A January 2007 report by the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction stated that DynCorp billed the United States for millions of dollars of work that was never authorized. (22) In October 2007, an audit report issued by the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction stated that the Department of State does not know specifically what it received for most of the $1,200,000,000 in expenditures under its DynCorp Contract for the Iraqi Police Training Program . (23) Congress does not have complete access to information about all security contracts, the number of armed private security contractors working in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other