The Gateway Pundit has reported on a number of investigations into Dolton, Illinois, mayor Tiffany Henyard, dubbed ‘the worst mayor in America.’
Heynard is at it once more with a brand new controversy surrounding former Deputy Chief Lewis Lacey.
In keeping with village officers, though Lacey was placed on a leave of absence, he continued to point out up for work after which was in the end fired by the board.
Three village trustees advised NBC Chicago that Henyard ignored the board’s actions relating to Lacey and appointed him formally as the pinnacle of the division, though he has not but been sworn in.
Lacey was indicted this week on bankruptcy fraud charges, with prosecutors alleging that he had hid property and earnings from collectors and took steps to stop cost of a lawsuit settlement.
He was charged with chapter fraud, making false statements and declarations in a chapter case and perjury.
Lacey appeared in courtroom on these fees Thursday, together with his lawyer telling reporters that his consumer is “not responsible” of the costs.
The most recent transfer by Henyard comes whereas is under FBI investigation for abusing her energy after she shut down companies that didn’t donate to her marketing campaign.
In March, Henyard reportedly vetoed an investigation, unanimously authorized by The Dolton Village Board, into allegations that she misused funds for lavish bills and a expensive $1 million safety element.
Residents had been so involved about Henyard’s conduct {that a} group of Dolton trustees hired failed former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot to investigate.
Final week at a Board of Trustees assembly, former Chicago Mayor Lightfoot delivered her presentation detailing expenditures from Henyard and Dolton village officers during the last three years, leaving residents audibly gasping.
The report revealed that Dolton has a deficit of a minimum of $3.6 million, with greater than $6 million in further checks owed to village distributors that it will probably’t afford to pay.
Additional, Lightfoot revealed that the village hasn’t complied with state legislation by submitting annual monetary reviews.
