Comments on Advance Indiana™: Former Center Township CFO Gets 18-Month Sentence For Stealing $343,000

Meanwhile, if you are not a member of the governin...

2015-05-04T07:05:47.503-05:00

Meanwhile, if you are not a member of the governing class, you face potential summary execution for petty crimes on the spot by our overlords. See Staten Island and Baltimore, amongst many other places.

Did Myers of Boone County cooperate with the inves...

2015-05-02T08:54:25.169-05:00

Did Myers of Boone County cooperate with the investigation?--Prosecutor. Probably not? He too should be on the list with Anon: 446

The State Board of Accounts uncovered the theft du...

2015-05-01T17:16:53.887-05:00

The State Board of Accounts uncovered the theft during an audit and reported it to the Marion Co. Prosecutor, who wouldn't touch it for political reasons. Remember, former Trustee Carl Drummer got very defensive and attacked the state auditor for suggesting any funds had been misappropriated on his watch, which is quite laughable given many years of documented proof of law-breaking during his tenure that went unprosecuted. The U.S. Attorney couldn't look a gift horse in the mouth. The investigative work had already been done for them when they got the case.

$343,000 being stolen in Indianapolis is tip money...

2015-05-01T16:46:52.239-05:00

$343,000 being stolen in Indianapolis is tip money. This prosecution is a joke.

This prosecution is merely window dressing to make the US Attorney's office look like it's doing something.

When Ballard, Daniels, Miles, Glass, Vaughn, Brooks, Hunter, and the rest of the scumballs are in federal stir, you'll have done something praiseworthy.

Thank you U.S. Attorney’s office and Judge Sarah E...

2015-05-01T16:13:13.697-05:00

Thank you U.S. Attorney’s office and Judge Sarah Evans Barker. Marion County taxpayers congratulate you on this conviction. But this was a fairly straightforward case. I hope the U.S. Attorney’s office will continue to probe our more complex frauds and bring charges against the privileged lawyers, insiders and donors who buy and sell Indianapolis contracts for their own profit. We have a problem here. And only part of it shows its face. Like an iceberg, Indianapolis graft runs deep and largely below the surface. We taxpayers are subjected to injustice after injustice, the result being the misuse of our scarce tax dollars. We don’t have roads that can be driven on. We don’t have enough police officers. Our infrastructure is bought and sold out from under us. Our rates rise. And rise. Bonds are issued that will never be retired, just rolled over. Taxes are collected from all, then spent for a few. So I applaud this conviction. And I hope for many more. Many more. Thank you.