Monday, February 01, 2010

D-Day in Pico Rivera: District Attorney Steve Cooley to announce if corruption charges are going to be filed against EX-MAYOR Ron Beilke on TuesDAy.

PICO RIVERA -

The Whittier Daily News has a BREAKING story this afternoon about the year long political  corruption investigation by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office against former mayor Ron Beilke.

This entire case will come to a head on Tuesday, one way or another.

Bethania Palma Marcus, a reporter for the Whittier Daily News states in an article that charges could be filed by the DA's public integrity unit on Tuesday.

Beilke, who served on the City Council from 2005 to 2009, is under investigation for allegations of election code violations. He's also accused of voting for improvements along Rosemead Boulevard that benefited his Wienerschnitzel restaurant.  Both allegedly occurred during his tenure as an elected official.

Pico Rivera voters threw Beilke out of office during this past November's city council election. 

Now, the ball is in DA Steve Cooley's court to see where this case will go....

To read the entire article click here:
http://www.whittierdailynews.com/news/ci_14311498
I will have more on this on Tuesday.  Stay tuned!

Tell me what you think?? Hit the headline of this BLOG POST, THEN CLICK on the "Comment Section" Listed BELOW to BE HEARD. Or, drop me a note to RREconomy@aol.com

1 comment:

Raul M said...

The case against Beilke is an open and shut slam dunk when it applies to the violation of failing to recuse himself from voting on the improvement which extended to the corner of his business - Washington Boulevard and Rosemead Boulevard. The item was on the Agenda, his vote was recorded in the minutes and not only did it happen once, but it happened twice. Yes, TWICE, Beilke voted on that improvement project. A crystal clear violation. How clear was it? Crystal! As far as the voter fraud/manipulation is concerned. How in the realm of mathematical probability do 62 Absentee Ballots get requested, then the same 62 completed Absentee Ballots get handed to the city clerk ALL ON THE SAME DAY, from the same address?

I wonder if Beilke will plead "No Contest" like he did to the FELONYof GRAND THEFT PROPERTY. Surely the DA must take into consideration Beilke's criminal past and not let this felon slip through the judicial system based on some hidden political agenda. At least Glasman is not representing him. Sure goes to show how close those political ties went!

Oh yeah, Fuentes should be shaking in his boots about now. Remember when he was investigated for improprieties when he was with mayor Hann's office? He slipped through the long arm of the law then. Maybe his dastardly deeds will catch up with him now. And how will he find a job paying him $187 THOUSAND DOLLARS for his high school education?