Georgetown DMV Center Reopens After FBI Raid
posted 6:44 am Thu January 17, 2008 - Washington
The suspects' names weren't released, but authorities say only the Georgetown employee works for the city. Officials won't say how many licenses might have been involved.
Authorities say suspicious activity was uncovered about eight months ago in an internal investigation. The D.C. inspector general's office took over from there, alerting the FBI and other law enforcement authorities.
Mayor Adrian Fenty says investigators believe the operation had been going on for about a year. He says the city will not tolerate corruption.Three years ago, a similar incident took place at the same service center.
Latest Comment on Georgetown DMV Center Reopens After FBI Raid
ThirdEye
6:21 am on 01/18/08
This individual (Ms Gonzalez) owns a $500,000 home in PG county, owns a restaurant in NE, and was hocking those items for $1700.00. Just another individual using TOTAL disregard for our honor system. She used her "managerial" position to override any checks and balances so she would not be caught. I have not been this upset since I unleashed an entire M60 band back in my youth when I served in this country armed forces. And I vowed to NEVER get that angry in my Life again. This whole story has brought back some real bad memories. Maybe I'm too concerned, but someone please tell me what in the ____ is going on with this Country? Everyone knows what's going on, but those in power seem to turn the other cheek. I'm at the point of taking that Passport of mine and headed to this little spot far far away from here and never set foot in this country again.
The United States of Mexico..........I must be dreaming!
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