
Miami-Dade County has come under scrutiny for promoting Christopher Kovanes, an ex-Davie official who spent over a decade in prison for public corruption and a contract scam, to oversee department contracts. Kovanes was also convicted of money laundering and embezzling taxpayer money. The county's inspector general's report highlights a lack of formal policies requiring departments to review employees' criminal histories when they change job positions. Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and COO Jimmy Morales have faced criticism for the decision.
CPD won't reopen "deficient" probe into officers with alleged ties to Oath Keepers https://t.co/lPSXgCP7Ez https://t.co/kMSXnUZSp5
Chicago police rebuff watchdog’s request to reopen probe into cops’ ties to extremist Oath Keepers: Sun-Times https://t.co/Eq3Qc6yrvA
City Hall’s independent watchdog urged the Chicago Police Department to reopen its investigation that absolved eight officers with ties to the anti-government, extremist Oath Keepers, but CPD “declined to do so." https://t.co/VnXJPv0EPD


