A press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office: FORMER REDFLEX CEO, LIAISON, AND CHICAGO OFFICIAL INDICTED FOR ALLEGED CORRUPTION IN CITY’S RED LIGHT CAMERA CONTRACTS CHICAGO — A former chief executive officer of Chicago’s first red light camera vendor, Redflex … Continue reading
Apparently the profit margin on Red Light Cameras was so high that a salesman decided to try to tip the scales through bribery. At least that’s what I conclude after reading the following press release from the U.S. Attorney: RETIRED … Continue reading
A press release from the U.S.Attorney’s Office: WILLIAM BEAVERS SENTENCED FOR FAILING TO PAY TAXES ON CAMPAIGN AND COUNTY FUNDS USED FOR PERSONAL PURPOSES CHICAGO — WILLIAM BEAVERS, a former Cook County Commissioner and, before that, a longtime Chicago alderman … Continue reading
A press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office: SURGERY CENTER OWNER PLEADS GUILTY TO FEDERAL CHARGES, ADMITS PAYING PHYSICIANS BRIBES AND KICKBACKS FOR PATIENT REFERRALS CHICAGO ― The owner of multiple area outpatient surgery centers pleaded guilty today to federal … Continue reading
Four years after his 2008 interview, a physician was indicted for income tax evasion and mail fraud according to the following press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office. The Chicago Tribune explains his connection to our crooked former Governor Rod … Continue reading
John Harris, former Governor Rod Blagojevich’s chief of staff, has plead guilty to “participating in a scheme to commit wire fraud, including through the deprivation of honest services.” Harris admits that “from approximately October 2008 to on or about December … Continue reading
Here’s what folks have been waiting for all day. The “Year of a Million Dreams” is over for the governor and his family. Former Governor Rod Blagojevich and his family have reported checked out of their hotel at Disney World. … Continue reading
April 7, 2009. That’s the new Rod Blagojevich indictment deadline being sought by Chicago’s United States Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald. Too many tapped thousands of telephone calls to analyze. Too many new witnesses to interview. Too many potential defendants. Grand juries … Continue reading
April 7, 2009. That’s the new Rod Blagojevich indictment deadline being sought by Chicago’s United States Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald. Too many tapped thousands of telephone calls to analyze. Too many new witnesses to interview. Too many potential defendants. Grand juries … Continue reading
