Missed this over the weekend, but Mike the Musicologist gave me the heads-up: the mayor of Rochester, New York, has been indicted on campaign finance charges.
Sandra Doorley, the Monroe County district attorney, said Ms. Warren participated in “a scheme to defraud” related to her official campaign fund and a political action committee working to help her get re-elected.
The indictment accused Ms. Warren, as well as her campaign treasurer and Rochester’s finance director, of “knowingly and willfully” working to evade contribution limits as well as engaging in “a systemic and ongoing course of conduct with the intent to defraud more than one person.”
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The investigation into her campaign finances had dogged her since two candidates who unsuccessfully ran against her in 2017 complained to the state Board of Elections. A subsequent investigation by the board led to a March report that Ms. Doorley said found “considerable evidence” of possible crimes.
At issue are transfers made from Ms. Warren’s political action committee to her campaign committee that far exceeded the $8,557 limit that a campaign could receive from an individual donor, the Democrat and Chronicle of Rochester reported. That limit also applied to the political action committee.
More from the local paper. Local TV coverage.
I just can’t consider almost everything we concern ourselves with
in our lives makes a difference. On a regular
basis squandered taking into consideration the assorted things that
we face every moment is definitely undoubtedly necessary, as no other man will confront your life for any of us.
Personally I think that people young and old need
to be even more sane. Research is terrific, yet a lot of everything we think about is so abstract.
Having a cup of kava is a zen process that brings one back again to the
present occasion. We need to become more in the here and today, without being stressed by existence and
the theatre we experience every day.