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Ex-Trustee in Detroit Pension Scandal Gets 57 Months in Prison
Detroit Free Press Link to more items from this source
Sept. 30, 2015

"Ex-Detroit pension trustee Paul Stewart is going to prison for nearly five years for his role in a bribery and kickback scheme that cost city pensioners and police officers $47 million in losses while the businessmen he catered to made off with $5.2 million. Stewart... [told] the judge that he never meant to hurt the pensioners, police or the City of Detroit, where he once worked as a police officer for 33 years. He started his brief speech by first apologizing to the 13,000 pensioners, employees and beneficiaries, then his family and the city of Detroit."  MORE >>

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