First CVS for $36.7 million. Now Illinois-based Walgreens. $35 million. $1.25 million to the State of Illinois. No liability admitted, of course. Whistle blower Bernard Lisitza, a licensed pharmacist, will receive get just over $5 million. He is the same … Continue reading
Here’s the sum total of United State’s Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald’s reaction to former Governor Geroge Ryan’s appeal being turned down by the U.S. Supreme Court: U.S. SUPREME COURT’S DENIAL OF CERT IN RYAN AND WARNER CASE CHICAGO – Patrick J. … Continue reading
Here’s the sum total of United State’s Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald’s reaction to former Governor Geroge Ryan’s appeal being turned down by the U.S. Supreme Court: U.S. SUPREME COURT’S DENIAL OF CERT IN RYAN AND WARNER CASE CHICAGO – Patrick J. … Continue reading
Yesterday I gave you too much—the entire U.S. Attorney’s press release on the indictment of the newest round of Chicago employees in the business of shaking down contractors and builders. Today, I’ll add a tid bit I found in a … Continue reading
Yesterday I gave you too much—the entire U.S. Attorney’s press release on the indictment of the newest round of Chicago employees in the business of shaking down contractors and builders. Today, I’ll add a tid bit I found in a … Continue reading
I wonder if anything happens in McHenry County like the U.S. Attorney outlines in his press release about the bribery indictments below (sorry for the length, but I figure if you don’t want the details, you can just skip down … Continue reading
I wonder if anything happens in McHenry County like the U.S. Attorney outlines in his press release about the bribery indictments below (sorry for the length, but I figure if you don’t want the details, you can just skip down … Continue reading
$36.7 million is flowing into public treasuries across the country and into one whistleblower’s pocket as a result of actions by the Chicago office of the U.S. Attorney. Coordinating with the 49-state National Association of Medicaid Fraud Control Units, CVS … Continue reading
$36.7 million is flowing into public treasuries across the country and into one whistleblower’s pocket as a result of actions by the Chicago office of the U.S. Attorney. Coordinating with the 49-state National Association of Medicaid Fraud Control Units, CVS … Continue reading
There are business crooks, too. And U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald has indicted two such alleged crooks today. George Konjuch, a former LaSalle Bank first vice president in charge of security is charged with “allegedly” accepting “$400,000 in cash and other … Continue reading
There are business crooks, too. And U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald has indicted two such alleged crooks today. George Konjuch, a former LaSalle Bank first vice president in charge of security is charged with “allegedly” accepting “$400,000 in cash and other … Continue reading
So, what is your most important issue in this presidential campaign? Reading Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass’ column yesterday morning, reminded me of how high I value the battle against corruption that U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald has tenaciously fought. I’m … Continue reading
So, what is your most important issue in this presidential campaign? Reading Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass’ column yesterday morning, reminded me of how high I value the battle against corruption that U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald has tenaciously fought. I’m … Continue reading
I found this quote from former President Gerald Fold in last Friday’s Sun-Time column by Michael Sneed. With former Governor George Ryan going to prison tomorrow up near the Wisconsin Dells, it somehow seems appropriate. ”Denny’s (Rostenkowski) problem was he … Continue reading
I found this quote from former President Gerald Fold in last Friday’s Sun-Time column by Michael Sneed. With former Governor George Ryan going to prison tomorrow up near the Wisconsin Dells, it somehow seems appropriate. ”Denny’s (Rostenkowski) problem was he … Continue reading
The following statement was issued by U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald upon the Pardon of Scooter Libby by President George W. Bush: STATEMENT OF SPECIAL COUNSEL Statement of Special Counsel Patrick J. Fitzgerald regarding today’s decision by President Bush to commute … Continue reading
The following statement was issued by U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald upon the Pardon of Scooter Libby by President George W. Bush: STATEMENT OF SPECIAL COUNSEL Statement of Special Counsel Patrick J. Fitzgerald regarding today’s decision by President Bush to commute … Continue reading
Go down to the June 15th post on conservative Tom Roeser’s blog and you will find this paragraph: That’s three points anti-Libby and three points pro. Where do I come down? I believe Patrick Fitzgerald should not be condemned for … Continue reading
Go down to the June 15th post on conservative Tom Roeser’s blog and you will find this paragraph: That’s three points anti-Libby and three points pro. Where do I come down? I believe Patrick Fitzgerald should not be condemned for … Continue reading
Here are the comments to my story, Mitt Romney Disses Patrick Fitzgerald Again, This Time in Chicago, which I posted on Illinois Review, as well as on McHenry County Blog: CommentsTell Romney to quit picking on the only man in … Continue reading
