Police raid California mayor's house, city hall in $14 million corruption probe
- Officials raided Huntington Park City Hall and ten other locations as part of a corruption investigation into a $14 million aquatic center project, according to Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan J. Hochman.
- The investigation, named 'Operation Dirty Pond,' focuses on the potential misuse of public funds meant for the aquatic center construction, which began in November 2022.
- Vice Mayor Arturo Flores stated that residents have seen no results from the project, which costs millions and remains an empty lot with dead grass.
- Hochman affirmed their commitment to investigate the misuse of public funds, ensuring accountability for those in public office.
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California Democrat mayor, officials’ homes raided in $14 million corruption probe: LA District Attorney’s Office
"I want to commend our dedicated prosecutors and investigators for their diligent work on this complex case," said Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman.
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