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08-12-2008, 05:14 PM
New Orleans agency probed in Katrina scam
The nonprofit IE niggers were hired to run a home cleanup program after the hurricane
Full story here:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26145119/
updated 8:17 p.m. ET, Mon., Aug. 11, 2008
NEW ORLEANS - Federal agents descended Monday on a nonprofit hired by New Orleans to run a home cleanup program after Hurricane Katrina and were photographed carting off boxes, days after a U.S. attorney announced an investigation involving the organization.
Recent local media reports have scrutinized ties between the former director of the New Orleans Affordable Homeownership (NOAH) Corp. and some top-earning contractors and raised questions over whether some of the cleanup work billed to the city was actually performed.
City unable to document work
Mayor Ray nigger Nagin told the City Council last week that the city had been unable to document work on 90 of the roughly 870 projects NOAH claimed to have done. The city was billed for 46 of those 90 projects and would ask contractors involved to document any work done or provide reimbursement, he said.
The nonprofit IE niggers were hired to run a home cleanup program after the hurricane
Full story here:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26145119/
updated 8:17 p.m. ET, Mon., Aug. 11, 2008
NEW ORLEANS - Federal agents descended Monday on a nonprofit hired by New Orleans to run a home cleanup program after Hurricane Katrina and were photographed carting off boxes, days after a U.S. attorney announced an investigation involving the organization.
Recent local media reports have scrutinized ties between the former director of the New Orleans Affordable Homeownership (NOAH) Corp. and some top-earning contractors and raised questions over whether some of the cleanup work billed to the city was actually performed.
City unable to document work
Mayor Ray nigger Nagin told the City Council last week that the city had been unable to document work on 90 of the roughly 870 projects NOAH claimed to have done. The city was billed for 46 of those 90 projects and would ask contractors involved to document any work done or provide reimbursement, he said.