Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick could be in more trouble with Michigan parole officials after admitting he's received almost $4,000 in wire transfers that he had not previously disclosed, a state corrections spokesman said Friday.
Michigan prison officials are demanding that Kilpatrick identify who gave him the money, said spokesman Russ Marlan.
The money is in addition to the $2,000 wire transfer that prompted state officials to begin their probe. It led parole officials Thursday to slap an electronic tether on Kilpatrick and order him confined to his mother's Detroit home. He's also banned from traveling to Texas, where his family now lives.
By Robert Snell
From The Detroit News:
Are you in need of a criminal lawyer in Michigan?
No comments:
Post a Comment