
The nonprofit refunded James McManis’ money over comments he made that downplayed the assault of a well-known YWCA client.
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Municipal whistle-blowers—and political shysters—may no longer be protected by anonymity, if a proposal by the city’s Elections Commission is approved. The proposal suggests that all written complaints of improprieties be signed before they are submitted to a law firm for investigation, and that callers to the anonymous tip hotline state their precise relationship to the person they are accusing.
The proposal was made in response to a series of allegations surrounding former mayor Tom McEnery, which ultimately were found to have no merit.
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