Federal agents went to the Largo offices Thursday morning on a court-authorized search, said FBI spokesman David Fitz.
He confirmed officers also were in other liquor board offices around the county.
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Thursday, January 05, 2017
JUST IN: FBI investigating Prince George’s County liquor board
Federal agents went to the Largo offices Thursday morning on a court-authorized search, said FBI spokesman David Fitz.
He confirmed officers also were in other liquor board offices around the county.
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8 comments:
Senate President Miller represents that County and his family has had a large liquor store in the area for years. Is the wind for change finally beginning to blow in the halls of Annapolis?
Liquor boards are notorious for corruption.
hiccup.
Millers back room deals finally coming to light!
What, PG County again?
I think it might be significant that the FBI is served the papers while there was no mention of the State Police being involved. Gee, do you think the newly opened PG Casino got caught with untaxed booze?
Follow the $$$$
Anonymous Anonymous said...
I think it might be significant that the FBI is served the papers while there was no mention of the State Police being involved. Gee, do you think the newly opened PG Casino got caught with untaxed booze?
January 5, 2017 at 3:00 PM
pray tell. why would you think it was significant
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