$499,674.84 California Pension for BRUCE MALKENHORST

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[Leisler]

BRUCE MALKENHORST $41,639.57 $499,674.84 VERNON

Top 10 CalPers Pensions

JOAQUIN FUSTER $296,555.88 UC LOS ANGELES
DONALD GERTH $278,054.64 CSU SACRAMENTO
JAMES STAHL $265,740.96 L A CO SANIT #2
JOHN SCHLAG $255,600.48 UC LOS ANGELES
WILLIAM GARRETT $254,745.72 EL CAJON
RAYMOND PATCHETT $239,635.80 CARLSBAD
ROBERT TOONE JR $232,947.36 PALMDALE
DIANNE OKI $231,164.16 STATE COMP INS
CARL BORONKAY $224,812.80 METROPOLITAN WT

[Leisler]

4,418 pensions over $100,000 per year. 4.4 billion a year, plus inflation.... ( and more to come, way more )

[Leisler]

Indicted ex-Vernon official gets $500,000 annual pension Bruce Malkenhorst Sr. is accused of embezzling public funds from the city. He once was the highest paid city official in California; now he gets the largest pension from CalPERS

[GlennBeck08]

That seems sustainable.

[Pan_Yan]

I believe CalPers is still the largest commercial landholder in the United States. When they sneeze every Property Manager in the country reaches for the tissue.

[stboz]

Do I hear somebody sayin....”We got your money! You must be stupid!”

[Tymesup]

The rest of us max out at 195,000. It’s great to be king.

[Lazlo in PA]

This Bruce Malkenhorst is unbelievable. Read the Forbes link on the town of Vernon CA that this dude ran to get this money. Corrupt as any banana republic.

http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2007/0226/104.html

[ExTexasRedhead]

Even more reason for all the Propositions in CA to go down the toilet bowl. No on all of their BS.

[Ken H]

There's pleny more on the way!

There were over 38,000 CA state employees who made over $100,000/yr in 2007. Many of them made well into six figures. You can view all of the individual salaries by department or overall at the following sfgate link:

http://b2.caspio.com/dp.asp?AppKey=92721000f5a6h1f9a6j5j3d3f5d5

[Liz]

What other benefits do these trough-swillers receive?

(1) Exit packages that included six-figure lump sum "performance bonuses?"
(2) 3-4 more state pensions under different names?
(3) use of 2-3 state vehicles, free gas, maintenance and insurance?
(4) no-show post-retirement six-figure jobs (with perks)?
(5) free lifetime family health care?

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REPORT TAX FRAUD AND TAX LAW VIOLATIONS HERE Are these pensions "and other benefits" considered annuites---in order to defer taxes?

IRS TOLL-FREE 1-800-829-0433----you may remain anonymous.

EMAIL .......OAAG.Tax@tax.USDOJ.gov

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Were the pension payouts based on phantom salaries? Authorities need to determine whether pensioneers violated state and federal RICO statutes by engaging in government fraud including:

(1) US postal fraud (2) computer tampering (3) electronic fraud, (4) computer trespass, (5) theft, (6) accounting fraud, (7) failing to report wrongdoing, (8) breach of fiduciary duty, (9) receiving insider information, (10) filing false documents, (11) creating slush funds, (12) conspiracy to steal, (13) theft of public property and official records.

EMAIL askDOJ@USDOJ.gov

[Liz]

SOURCE October 1997 Criminal Resource Manual 2403 http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/ eousa/foia_reading_room/usam/

If public servants, under oath of office, are aiding and abetting, breaking laws, submitting phony documents to state agencies or if they took kickbacks, campaign contributions, etc, this might be characterized as extortion, and/or bribery, and a violation of The Hobbs Act.

ACTIONABLE CRIMES BY PUBLIC SERVANTS means any public officer or employee of the state or of any political subdivision thereof or of any governmental instrumentality within the state, or any person exercising the functions of any such public officer or employee. The term public servant includes a person who has been elected or designated to become a public servant. CRIME means a misdemeanor or a felony.

ACTIONABLE OFFENSES MIGHT INCLUDE:
(1) Encouraging the filing of false documents;
(2) Not reporting crimes against the state (aiding and abetting)
(3) Rigging official policies to benefit oneself, and/or special interests;
(4) Forcing taxpayers to underwrite crimes against the state without their knowledge or consent (constitutes the crime of second degree coercion of taxpayers, and should be prosecuted at once).

[mad_as_he$$]

Man did I miss the boat. Should of gotten some BS in municipal management and went to work for the State rather than an engineering degree and worked 80 hour weeks for 25 years.