Posted on 05/13/2015 11:45:40 AM PDT by fungoking
Law enforcement authorities have charged four people in connection with the theft of more than $870,000 from two public schools in Chicago through a fraudulent billing scheme, records show. Named in arrest warrants were: Jermaine Robinson, 36, of Chicago; Sidney Bradley, 46, of Chicago; Albert Bennett, 49, of Carpentersville; and Paul Simmons, 55, of Calumet City, according to Cook County court records. All four were charged with felony theft of government property, court records show. Cook County Judge Nicholas Ford on Tuesday set bail at $400,000 for Robinson and $200,000 for Bradley, Bennett and Simmons. Bennett and a fifth man involved in the alleged scheme were arrested Wednesday morning, a source said.
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Hmmmm Jermainne ROBINSON ???
Wonder if he’s related to M Robinson O. OR Jesse Robinson Jackson ???????
Hmmmm Jermainne ROBINSON ???
Wonder if he’s related to M Robinson O. OR Jesse Robinson Jackson ???????
I’m guessing they did not steal lunch trays and basketballs.
I’m guessing the fact that they are being charged at all means that they didn’t give an appropriate share to the local Democrat political machine.
Even if convicted - they will still keep their public union pensions...
4 charged in theft of more than $870,000 from Chicago Public Schools
Jermainne ROBINSON ???
Wonder if he’s related to Michelle Robinson 0bama. - OR Jesse Robinson Jackson?
Well, well. What do we have here!
Thanks, hoosiermama. It's the Chicago Way.
Jeremiah Wright’s little girl didn’t make the list this time?
Isn’t Fraud and Theft the Chicago Way? Why can’t they just claim they were teaching their students how Chicago Operates with a real life experiment. Maybe they could get Al Sharpton to testify on their behalf regarding the legitimacy of this practice.
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