All nine council members and the council’s two top administrators are either assigned a government vehicle or paid a yearly car allowance.
Between 2011 and 2016, council members driving take-home cars were involved in at least 15 collisions, including a major crash Nov. 21 that resulted in the arrest of council member Mel Franklin (D-Upper Marlboro) on drunken-driving charges.
They also received at least 107 speeding, missed-toll and parking citations, according to public records provided to The Washington Post.
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Prince George's is not a suburb, really. I lived and worked for PG for years. It's bigger than baltimore if counted as a whole. I'm not defending it, just saying it's not like a swanky suburb as one would think of.
Like I've said before P.G.County is the most corrupt in the U.S. . 92% black .
The first 48 in real TV.
Corruption. Waste of tax payer dollars. STOP this NOW.
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