From the NY Post:
Federal probers are focusing on a Queens senator under investigation for steering hundreds of thousands of public dollars to not-for-profit groups with ties to her family and friends.
Sen. Shirley Huntley, a Democrat, received a federal subpoena seeking records and documents related to her obtaining more than $400,000 for the nonprofits through the Legislature's notorious "member item" system of government earmarks, a source familiar with the situation told The Post.
The federal subpoena came on top of a probe that included the issuance of state subpoenas by Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, first reported by The Post in March, of possible violations involving the Huntley-connected nonprofits.
State government insiders and law-enforcement sources said the Manhattan and Brooklyn district US attorneys' offices have broad probes of Senate members including Huntley under way.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Huntley records subpoenaed by Feds
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6 comments:
This seems like a common means of distributing your tax dollars to bogus community groups that benefit the Pols family.
When will the Feds look into Toby's North Flushing Senior Center?
The Feds need to review the books of ALL these politicians. YESTERDAY!
When will the Feds look into Toby's North Flushing Senior Center?
I second that! Rumor has it that Omar the tentmaker just ordered several yards of orange fabric in anticipation of Moby's incarceration!
poor steve behar.
Bush made me do it,:shirley
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