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Arthur Woodson
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At tonight's budget hearing with City Attorney Wheeler, councilwoman Fields submitted questions in writing. Her final question contained inquiries in regard to Aonie Gilcreast's niece:
Frazier-Jenkins, Whitney S
Assistant City Attorney
$59,170 (2018)
Inquiries revolved around Frazier-Jenkins living full-time in California, why we employ an attorney who lives 2,500 miles away from Flint, why don't we fill her position with a Flint-based attorney, have we ever had an attorney on staff who lived out of state (let alone 2,500 miles away from Flint). Councilpersons Davis and Winfrey-Carter attempted to run inference as this final question approached, in a transparent attempt to showcase solidarity with hizzoner Aonie Gilcreast and to scuttle Wheeler from having to answer.
Wheeler then took a defiant and aggressive posture, ultimately deflecting from answering any of the specific inquiries. All-around it was a pretty transparent confirmation that Aonie Gilcreast has full control of every City Hall department, including the City Attorney's office.
Further, Fields prior questions revolved around outside legal billing. Google what's happening in Atlanta with the FBI and their City Hall, most recently with their city attorney and hired outside counsel. It's interesting how Flint's city attorney hires the mayor's cousin Kendall Williams Esq., especially as he represents the mayor in personal capacities. I can't help but wonder if a certain fired city attorney and his new law firm in Troy will be the recipients of Flint legal contracts in the near future. |
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Thu May 16, 2019 4:22 am |
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Whitney Frazier-Jenkins, Assistant City Attorney
Primary Department Assignments: Treasury, Community and Economic
Development
Back up Support Departments: Police, Building and Safety Inspection, Human
Resources/Labor Relations, Facilities, Building & Grounds, Planning and
Zoning
Contact Information: wfrazierjenkins@cityofflint.com /513.328.5950
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Harrell Millhouse, Assistant City Attorney
Primary Department Assignments: Building and Safety Inspection (BSI)
Back up Support Departments: Police and Fire, Community and Economic
Development, Treasury
Contact Information: hmillhouse@cityofflint.com/ 810.237.2071
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Thu May 16, 2019 4:35 am |
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She is the only one without a City phone number/ Her husband is in the military and stationed in California so she can use military transport.
Gilcreast testified She was his niece. Gilcreast is the only family member to use that spelling. Her mother was his sister.
There appears to be a connection to Derrick Aldridge and the Winfrey Family. Herbert Winfrey is an associate minister of the Second Chance Church of which Aldridge is Pastor. Aldridge went out of state to conduct the funeral of the mother of Winfrey. |
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Thu May 16, 2019 4:43 am |
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WXYZ
Ex-Michigan lawmaker Bert Johnson gets jail for ghost employee scheme
Posted: 2:14 PM, Sep 06, 2018 Updated: 9:43 AM, Sep 07, 2018
A former Michigan lawmaker accused of putting a no-show employee on the public payroll has been sentenced to 90 days in jail.
Bert Johnson, a Democrat from Highland Park, was seeking probation and home detention. But federal Judge Matthew Leitman sent him to jail.
Johnson pleaded guilty in March to conspiring to steal money and immediately resigned from the state Senate. Authorities say Glynis Thornton did no work for Johnson but collected $23,000. She had lent him money.
Prosecutors had sought up to a year in prison for what they called an "egregious act of corruption."
Defense attorney John Shea told the judge that Johnson could work and take care of his children and ailing mother if placed on home detention. |
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Thu May 16, 2019 4:57 am |
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DISMISSALCase No. 99-185-GA Hon. Harrell D. Milhouse, P-43392, Flint, Michigan, by the Attorney Discipline Board Genesee County Hearing Panel #1. 1. Dismissal. 2. Effective November 29, 2000. The Grievance Administrator filed Formal Complaint 99-185-GA on November 19, 1999 charging that respondent had committed acts of professional misconduct, specifically: That respondent was alleged to have knowingly executed a judgement of sentence in three misdemeanor matters which falsely stated that the defendant had pled guilty to the charged offenses and took no corrective or remedial action when the defects were brought to his attention.
Further, respondent was alleged to have made false and misleading statements in his written statements to the Judicial Tenure Commission. Respondent=s conduct was alleged to have been in violation of MCR 9.104(1)-(4) and (6); MCR 9.205; Michigan Rules of Professional Conduct 8.1(a); 8.4(a)-(c); and Michigan Code of Judicial Conduct Canons 2A and 3A(1)2B. On October 27, 2000, the parties filed a stipulation to dismiss Formal Complaint 99-185-GA with prejudice and without costs. The hearing panel granted the stipulation and entered an order dismissing Formal Complaint 99-185-GA on November 7, 2000. No costs were assessed against respondent |
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Thu May 16, 2019 7:23 am |
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NOTICE OF SUSPENSION WITH CONDITION
Case No. 12-53-GA
Notice Issued: November 15,2012
Harrell D. Milhouse, P 43392, Flint, Michigan, by the Attorney Discipline Board Genesee
County Hearing Panel #2.
1. Suspension - 30 Days
2. Effective November 15,2012
The respondent appeared at the hearing but was found to be in default for failing to file an
answer to the formal complaint. Based on respondent's default, the panel found that, in two
matters, he neglected those legal matters, in violation of MRPC 1.1 (c); failed to act with reasonable
diligence and promptness, in violation of MRPC 1.3; failed to keep his clients reasonably informed
about the status oftheir matters, in violation of MRPC 1.4(a); failed to refund any advance payment
offees that had not been earned and surrender property to which his clients are entitled, in violation
of MRPC 1.16(d); knowingly failed to respond to a lawful demand for information from a disciplinary
agency, in violation of MRPC 8.1 (a)(2); failed to timely provide a copy of his client file, in violation
of MRPC 8.1 (a)(2); failed to timely answer two Requests for Investigation, in violation of MCR
9.104(7) and MCR 9.113(A) and (B)(2).
Additionally, the panel found that respondent engaged in conduct that is a violation of the
Rules of Professional Conduct, contrary to MRPC 8.4(a) and MCR 9.104(4); is prejudicial to the
administration of justice, in violation of MRPC 8.4(c) and MCR 9.104(1); exposes the legal
profession or the courts to obloquy, contempt, censure or reproach, in violation of MCR 9.104(2),
and is contrary to justice, ethics, honesty, or good morals, in violation of MCR 9.104(3).
The panel ordered that respondent's license to practice law in Michigan be suspended for
30 days and that he be subject to a condition relevant to the established misconduct. Costs were
assessed in the amount of $1,732.19. |
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Thu May 16, 2019 7:28 am |
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Are the allegations true that Milhouse also got one of the 15 houses that they kept from the Land Bank Mays also admitted in council that his girlfriend recovered the house she
allegedly lost. He should have been required to make it in writing to the clerk. |
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Thu May 16, 2019 7:36 am |
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