NY probe: 4 Spitzer appointees may have broken law
ALBANY (AP) - The state Public Integrity Commission finds The commission found "insufficient record evidence" to charge anyone else, including Spitzer. It is the first accusation of a violation of law in the political scandal that gridlocked state government for most of 2007. The commission says former Spitzer aides Darren Dopp, Richard Baum and William Howard and former state police head Preston Felton Spitzer resigned March 12 after he was identified in a federal (Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) The following comments do not necessarily represent the views of NBC-WKTV News Channel 2. Users have agreed to these terms and in doing so accept full responsibility for their comments. Moderation is limited. Friday, Jul 25 at 1:02 PM Wake Up wrote ...This is why people don't trust government. Flag for moderationThursday, Jul 24 at 3:31 PM What wrote ...Did that say "The State Public Integrity.Come on this is New York State.Integrity and NY State goverment DO NOT go hand in hand! Flag for moderationThursday, Jul 24 at 1:34 PM Emperor’s club wrote ...We miss you Elliot, come back real soon...and bring your friends, we have a two for one special going on Flag for moderationAdd a comment |
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