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Did Highland Park officials loot the city treasury for themselves as they laid off other city workers? Did officials fleece residents with illegal, high property tax bills? Did Highland Park officials get loans from the city treasury? Were the loans paid back?

RED FLAG Officials of Highland Park filed numerous official documents to obtain govt monies. Taxpayers should demand to know the scope and dimension of deceptive and intentionally ambiguous information contained therein.

Highland Park officials may have violated RICO (the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) by generating fraudulent documents to extort taxpayers and steal govt monies.

L/E should place a hold on all Highland Park documents. Stealing and conveying (or destroying) official govt records nets 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

L/E should also look at Computer Trespass--a class C felony if access is made with the intent to commit a crime and/or the violation involves a computer or database maintained by a government agency.

ACTION Examine all Highland Park officials' perks, expense accounts, unauthorized 6-figure bonuses, pensions, tax-evading annuities, loans, etc. etc etc.

Highland Park officials' tax returns will reveal their actual income compared with actual govt outlays (these figures may not jive). In particular, examine “interest income” on Highland Park officials' IRS returns. Stolen money is taxable.

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Have Highland Park's highly-paid officials lost their pensions, yet? Insider collusion to dupe taxpayers is actionable. Jailtime is a MUST. But does it apply to Democrats?