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Clark County Today learns of as many as 60 boxes of Internal Affairs documents provided to Prosecuting Attorney’s Office in 2013-2014
Clark County Today has learned that between 30 and 60 boxes of original Internal Affairs documents were provided to the Clark County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office in 2013...
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Of course there should be an investigation. However, who will do it, and can they be trusted to do a honest investigation? Sorry to be cynical, but any investigation more than likely will be similar to the investigation of the CC Planning Department a few years back: it was determined that not only was the CC Planning Department incompetent, but corrupt as well. I’m sure y’all totally remember how that turned out… hint/spoiler: the local birdcage liner (that claims to be “locally owned and independent”) that is always whining and sobbing about the “lack of light” because so many (left wing) newspapers are (deservedly) going into the toilet TOTALLY swept it all under the rug and never mentioned it again, even though they have been called out on the subject many times. It’s beginning to appear that CC is just as corrupt as so many other counties in what’s left of the USA.