The impact of one of the greatest tragedies in American history still reverberates today, and out of the sorrow we must forever hold onto the spirit of unity and compassion that bonded all of us as a nation and as a people in the following weeks, months, and years. #NeverForget
@CTDECD provided illegal extensions on loans that had passed maturity & “in some of these extensions were granted without paperwork to back the extensions.” & I was told not to document that extensions were not backed by paperwork. Some of these companies were out of business 3/5
@CTDECD & @ConnDAS anonymously & illegally shared documents about me in an effort to thwart my progress in various jobs with the state that I applied. And then they destroyed the docs to it coverup. This is illegal and need to be investigated. @GovNedLamont@AGWilliamTong 1/5
“Plaintiff 1st whistleblower complaint alleged that employees @CTDCF were illegally using state credit cards to “fill up” their personal vehicles with gas, & to make repairs on personal vehicles in excess of $500K.” Below are few of the transactions. 2/5
@GovNedLamont @RepDevinCarney More money were wasted and mismanaged at @CTDECD compare to CPA and I hope you also call a public hearing about this. This is only part of the issues in this article. Thank you. https://t.co/lG5A9SvzuA
@YankeeInstitute Great article. The public need to know what happened to their $$. There are other issues too, including my finding of close to $100 million never billed interest, and they tried to write off. @GovNedLamont@ComptrolLembo@SenatorFasano@AGWilliamTong this need to be investigated.
Government Watch: A Suffield firm got $3.5M in state loans and still went broke. Lamont’s economic chief says he won’t make the same mistake. https://t.co/Ad21pJpMJF
@jonlender Below is what was written off at @CTDECD in just one year. I predict soon the write off will exceed over $100 million. There are so many bad loans being kept in the books. Those us who warned this were retaliated. @hartfordcourant@YankeeInstitute
Government Watch column: Momentum grows to curb irregularities and improprieties at quasi-public agencies such as the CT Lottery and Port Authority https://t.co/xYjbto95f4