A New York authorities states a town’s previous clerk will be the veryfirst politicalleader to surrender their pension under a state anti-corruption law after she took over $1 million
ADDISON, N.Y. — A New York town’s previous clerk will be the veryfirst politicalleader to surrender their pension under a state anti-corruption law after she took over $1 million, an authorities stated Thursday.
Ursula Stone pleaded guilty in May to a corruption charge for taking from the Village of Addison over almost 2 years, stated New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. The previous clerk-treasurer of the little town in the southwestern part of the state will be sentenced to up to 9 years in jail and purchased to pay $1.1 million in restitution, DiNapoli off