General Counsel Named in Corruption Probe Subpoenas Resigns
Cleveland.com reports that Emily McNeeley, general counsel for Cuyahoga County’s troubled IT Department and one of several people named in subpoenas related to an ongoing corruption investigation, has resigned from her $95,000-a-year job,
The county reported the resignation Tuesday, according to Cleveland.com’s Courtney Astolfi.
McNeeley was placed on unpaid leave in April after corruption investigators repeatedly named her, and her boss, IT Director Scot Rourke, in subpoenas served on the county. The cases refer to potential conflicts of interest, the report says.
Read the Cleveland.com article.
