Bribery allegations at center of A.C. pot dispensary’s $5M intent to sue
Federal charges against the former head of Atlantic City’s Cannabis Review Board should cost the city millions. The owner of […] The owner of the dispensary, Victor Diaz, has announced plans to sue for $5 million after federal charges were brought against Kashawn McKinley, former head of Atlantic City’s Cannabis Review Board. McKinley is accused of soliciting over $20,000 in bribes and allegedly instructing Diaz to assault another person in exchange for resolving a fee dispute with the city. The $5M damages include lost business profits, loss of enterprise value, damage to goodwill, reputational damages, emotional distress damages, attorneys’ fees, and additional damages currently under investigation. The tort claim also names present and former members of the Atlantic City Cannabis Review board, employees of the city’�s Licensing Department, and employees involved in cannabis application review, permit issuance, inspections, tax administration, fee assessments, enforcement actions, and cannabis regulation.
प्रकाशित : 18 घंटे पहले द्वारा Lynda Cohen में Politics
Federal charges against the former head of Atlantic City’s Cannabis Review Board should cost the city millions.
The owner of the dispensary that was allegedly shaken down by Kashawn McKinley has anno... [2963 symbols]
विषय: Lawsuits, Corruption, Extortion, Organized Crime
