Posted on 09/22/2014 5:04:24 AM PDT by TurboZamboni
Leaders of a Minneapolis nonprofit that serves low-income residents used taxpayer money to pay for a celebrity cruise and trips to Palm Beach and the Bahamas, according to a recently completed state audit.
Along with the trips, the audit by the state Department of Human Services found that the nonprofits leaders spent public money on bonuses, golf, spa treatments, furniture, alcohol and even a personal car loan.
The audit concluded that the organizations longtime chief executive, Bill Davis, misspent hundreds of thousands of dollars from 2011 to 2013.
It was deeply concerning how the dollars are being used, Chuck Johnson, DHSs deputy commissioner, said in an interview with the Star Tribune.
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But this is nothing compared to the POTUS mishandling of public funds on a much grander scale...
This reminds of the time some dip sh8 thought our church should spend $5000 of the playground fund on a party for the committee.
SOP for these types of groups.
And audits are racist.
Why do these orgs get tax money at all?
That sounds exactly like a liberal.
Throw them in a dumpster head first.
Bill Davis, misspent hundreds of thousands of dollars from 2011 to 2013. WRONG
What they mean is HE STOLE IT, Why isn’t he in JAIL??
The RedStar Tribune reports this morning that Keith Ellison, state senator Jeff Hayden, Minneapolis City Council President Barbara Johnson and councilor Robert Lilligren are on the board but sent proxies to meetings.
A who’s who of the Minneapolis DFL.
$2.8 million of state money and all we’ll get is another ‘task force’ to “look into it’.
nobody will be fired or jailed.
Is that a weasel on his lapel?
Might as well be.
It’s a gopher.
Former treasurer(Davis) for the state DFL laundering money-color me shocked.
They admended their own budget to reflect 100% spent on ‘administrative costs’.
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