Where's the stolen loot?

From the Daily News:

The day disgraced Assemblyman Brian McLaughlin pleaded guilty to an astonishing array of corruption charges, he promised to pay back everybody he stole from - including a Queens Little League team.

That was two years ago.

Yet none of his victims - who are owed more than $845,000 - have been repaid.

That means $90,085 that should be sitting in the Electchester Athletic Association's Little League coffers isn't yet there.

"Any money that would go to the kids would be appreciated," Peggy Hackett, a team coach, said last week.

The team's lawyer said he has yet to receive a response to several letters sent to Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, whose office is responsible for doling out the cash.

"There's not been even a clue as to what's happening with the claim," lawyer Norman Rothfeld said.

Rothfeld said he's also trying to find out what happened to the $276,383 McLaughlin was ordered to repay the electrical workers union. McLaughlin also still owes $268,821 to the NY Central Labor Council, $32,274 to the state Assembly, $19,475 to a Queens political club and $153,939 to Welsbach Electric of College Point.