Legislator asks county for prosecution data after crimes-against-revenue grant acceptance
The committee accepted a DCJS grant for the crimes-against-revenue program; a legislator pressed staff for caseload and prosecution-rate data, and staff said the program handles about 30 cases a year and will provide prosecution-rate details later.
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The committee moved and approved acceptance of a New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services grant for the crimes-against-revenue program. During discussion, Legislator Dondorfer asked how many investigations the program conducts annually and how many result in prosecution or conviction.
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