Terri Patraw: Criminal Acts By UNR Administrators
Police department employees, the community and action groups are fighting mad over corruption at the University of Nevada Reno (UNR). But it is not just the corruption itself that has these people up in arms, it is alleged that UNR officials have seemingly been swaying the law, and have been able to sway the State, news media and even stay out of local courts despite the evidence against them, according to a press release by Richard McCann, Legal Defense Plan Administrator.
Now a Grand Jury is formally being requested to hear evidence of this major corruption case involving officials at UNR based on testimony by citizens at an hearing in the Second Judicial District Court.
Through a Grand Jury investigation, criminal indictments may be sought against UNR President Milton Glick, Chief of Police Adam Garcia, Athletic Director Cary Groth, General Counsel Mary Dugan, and several other UNR Officials. UNR spokespersons Jane Tors and private attorney Kent Robison are also allegedly implicated in the criminal allegations.
"The evidence against UNR officials is staggering...", said Ron Cuzze, President of NSLEOA. "The public should accept nothing less than a full examination and criminal prosecution . . . Nevada cannot bow to political pressure and allow this corruption to be swept under the carpet."
Now a Grand Jury is formally being requested to hear evidence of this major corruption case involving officials at UNR based on testimony by citizens at an hearing in the Second Judicial District Court.
Through a Grand Jury investigation, criminal indictments may be sought against UNR President Milton Glick, Chief of Police Adam Garcia, Athletic Director Cary Groth, General Counsel Mary Dugan, and several other UNR Officials. UNR spokespersons Jane Tors and private attorney Kent Robison are also allegedly implicated in the criminal allegations.
"The evidence against UNR officials is staggering...", said Ron Cuzze, President of NSLEOA. "The public should accept nothing less than a full examination and criminal prosecution . . . Nevada cannot bow to political pressure and allow this corruption to be swept under the carpet."
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