More financial misconduct alleged at St. Catherine Parish Council
New reports have surfaced of alleged misuse of funds allocated to the St. Catherine Parish Council.
Some People's National Party and Jamaica Labour Party Councillors could find themselves in trouble in connection with the alleged withdrawal of $800,000 from a fund dedicated to road repairs and drain cleaning.
RJR News has been informed that the money was taken from the fund for disbursement to the councillors to purchase buns and tins of cheese during the recent Easter period.
It is reported that 40 cheques totalling $800,000 were prepared and disbursed to the councillors to purchase the items.
Reports reaching our news centre are that the funds were withdrawn without the requisite approval of the financial officer.
Chairman of the St. Catherine Parish Council, Dr. Andrew Wheately, could not be reached for a comment.
New reports have surfaced of alleged misuse of funds allocated to the St. Catherine Parish Council.
Some People's National Party and Jamaica Labour Party Councillors could find themselves in trouble in connection with the alleged withdrawal of $800,000 from a fund dedicated to road repairs and drain cleaning.
RJR News has been informed that the money was taken from the fund for disbursement to the councillors to purchase buns and tins of cheese during the recent Easter period.
It is reported that 40 cheques totalling $800,000 were prepared and disbursed to the councillors to purchase the items.
Reports reaching our news centre are that the funds were withdrawn without the requisite approval of the financial officer.
Chairman of the St. Catherine Parish Council, Dr. Andrew Wheately, could not be reached for a comment.
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