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Already busted once.
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FBI and Snohomish County Sheriff's detectives seized Community Transit records. The agency's executive director admitted he was told about kickbacks in the maintenance department and did nothing. A management audit described his treatment of employees as “often autocratic and intimidating.” He resigned. The agency received “blistering criticism.”
Read the Seattle Times report — July 22, 1993 ↗Now reported to
Illegal surveillance of citizens. Email interception without warrant authorization. Civil rights violations targeting a gay man. Retaliation for protected public records activity.
Submit a tip ↗$160 in cash mailed to a public agency per their own instructions. Payment acknowledged in writing. Requests closed anyway. Mail still unaccounted for.
File a complaint ↗Conflicts of interest. Nepotism. Vendor contracts awarded to the IT Director's husband. Procurement irregularities. Federal transit funds involved.
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