Board of Review hired law firm to investigate bribery allegations — but when will public see its report? – Chicago Sun-Times*

The Board of Review employee at the center of an FBI investigation allegedly offered to have property assessments lowered for bribes — $2,000 for every commercial property; $1,000 for every residential property. The worker allegedly made arrangements to meet a cooperating witness July 1 to collect $22,000 as part of the scheme
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Shhhh, it’s a secret! Due to the ongoing investigation we can’t comment. Hurry up with that broom!

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