The Gateway Pundit stories on a number of investigations into Dalton, Illinois, Mayor Tiffany Henyard, who has been known as “the worst mayor in America.”
Hynard is as soon as once more embroiled in a brand new controversy surrounding former Deputy Chief Lewis Lacey.
In keeping with village officers, though Lacey was requested to take depart, he nonetheless insisted on going to work and was ultimately fired by the board of administrators.
Three village trustees informed NBC Chicago that Henyard ignored the board’s motion in opposition to Lacey and formally appointed him as division head, though he had not but been sworn in.
From NBC Chicago:
Lacey was charged this week with chapter fraud, with prosecutors accusing him of concealing belongings and earnings from collectors and taking steps to forestall the cost of lawsuit settlements.
He was charged with chapter fraud, making false statements and declarations in a chapter case and perjury.
Lacey appeared in court docket Thursday on the costs, and his lawyer informed reporters his shopper was “not responsible” of the costs.
Henyard’s newest transfer comes because the FBI investigates her for abusing her energy by shutting down companies that didn’t donate to her marketing campaign.
IIn March, Henyard reportedly vetoed an investigation unanimously accredited by the Dalton Village Board into allegations that she misused funds for lavish spending and a $1 million safety effort.
Residents have been so apprehensive about Henyard’s habits {that a} group of Dalton trustees employed failed former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot to research.
Residents gasped final week at a board assembly when former Chicago Mayor Lightfoot gave a speech detailing spending by Henyard and Dalton village officers over the previous three years.
Reviews present Dalton is not less than $3.6 million within the purple and has greater than $6 million in extra checks owed to Village Retailers that the corporate is unable to pay.
Moreover, Lightfoot revealed that the village didn’t adjust to state legislation in submitting its annual monetary report.
