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There are too many cooks in the kitchen and someone could die.
Thanks to software bugs and poor data collection methods, key information about the county’s jails -- including the number of inmate-on-staff assaults -- is just plain wrong, Inspector General Max Huntsman said in his 17-page report Tuesday.
Plus, a look at how the problem was first uncovered.
“The only thing [McElfresh] did wrong,” said her attorney Eugene Iredale, “was to advise a client in a field of law where the rules are rapidly changing, and what is legal and is not legal is not entirely clear on any particular point.”
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“It jeopardizes and tarnishes the county. It shows the county’s lack of ability to properly handle funds.”
A sensational eight year saga involving allegations of egregious public corruption has ended without a single conviction.
Last week’s devastating earthquake in Mexico City provides a glimpse into some of the worst case scenarios that could befall California in the event a similarly catastrophic tremor.
An effort to get cannabis operators in Sonoma County permitted early has fallen flat.