Former Atlanta city council president's ethics warning
The former Atlanta City Council president has warned the current council to do more studying before weakening the office of the Inspector General. The watchdog agency stamps out waste , fraud and misconduct and was formed after a corruption scandal gave the city a black eye. But the mayor asked a task force to take a look at the office after complaints that investigators were too aggressive.
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