AG targets 'economic development' slush fund corruption
A preliminary investigation by New York attorney general's office uncovered the potential for self-dealing, nepotism, improper loans and exorbitant expenses at some, reported The Associated Press.These non-profit, taxpayer-supported rackets do government business but have little oversight and are exempt from being audited by the state comptroller's office.
Such findings echo an earlier assessment from this writer.
Labels: corruption, economic development, new york state
posted by Brian @ Tuesday, December 27, 2011
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