Crystal Cooper, who as head of school operations reported directly to CEO Pedro Martinez, was the highest-ranking of 14 CPS staffers to leave their jobs as a result of Inspector General Will Fletcher’s investigation. In Fletcher's 11-page report, 780 CPS employees were confirmed to have received PPP loans. All but one made an annual CPS salary of at least $100,000.
There had to be some information sharing or organization amongst these people as to how to get these loans. Seems like that would fall under the RICO statute.
When you make $200k a year and have a gold plated pension you spend $200k a year. I’d say the recovery rate on these loans will be about 0%.
There had to be some information sharing or organization amongst these people as to how to get these loans. Seems like that would fall under the RICO statute.
When you make $200k a year and have a gold plated pension you spend $200k a year. I’d say the recovery rate on these loans will be about 0%.
Just more wild speculations on this site that happens so rarely.
You’re right, I’ll keep my narrow minded opinions to myself and not post them here anymore. Wouldn’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings.
You could provide commentary that is based in facts instead of just lying. No, you’re right, that’s probably outside your abilities.
And I’m sure these despicable ghouls will still be collecting their outlandish pension deals?
What’s the problem? These are reparations! You know, because of equity and stuff.
A ‘more to the point’ headline might have been,
“Top CPS official 1 of 14 ousted, leaving over 700 CPS employees known to have received PPP loans while earning $100K + per year to be investigated”
Followed by,
IG reports, “We don’t have the resources to look into them all.”