...there the full-time hours required. The log-in-log-out record proves the payroll was worse than disclosed in the audit. The log-in-log-out record points to fraudulent payroll as the log-in log-out was...
...sales and alleged payroll fraud and the 2018 receipt book contained the very records pertaining to who purchased guns in violation of the law. Looking at this matter along with...
...actually destroyed. If they were, it would be appropriate for a formal complaint to the Attorney General who is also handling the ongoing criminal investigation on alleged payroll fraud and...
...forensic audit. Records related to such an audit can not be destroyed. As early as April of 2020, the Illinois State Police began their criminal investigation into fraud and official...
...clear. “Our report is not intended to declare whether fraud has occurred but rather to identify if there are indicators of fraud. Did the audit findings find “indicators” of fraud?...
...never performed. The Attorney General has had the payroll fraud investigation files in their possession since at least December of 2020 and has yet to make any charging decision. Logic...
...presentation of the audit. The magnitude of the malfeasance and fraud is beyond anything we have seen before. While the auditor did not want to declare there was fraud, we...
...620 of the Illinois Compiled Statutes approved under county airports that the legislature found that land leased pursuant to pursuant of ownership and maintenance of the county farm is in...
...necessarily and fairly implied from the grant of power.” If the law limits the amount of funds a Township can have on hand, then they necessarily and fairly implied have...
...only have the powers granted to them by law (see Art VII, Sec 7 and also see Dillon’s Rule) Increasing or decreasing the pay of an elected official during their...
