From the Metro staff at The Boston Globe
Surveillance video of Turner's arrest
November 24, 2008 04:42 PM
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This surveillance video shows Boston City Councilor Chuck Turner as he was led out of City Hall Friday morning in handcuffs after his arrest. Turner allegedly accepted a $1,000 bribe from a nightclub operator and lied about it to federal investigators. Click play below to watch.



EGADS! A government official who lies! OH NO! What shall we do! Run for the hills, a dishonest city councilor!!!!!!
Good, two down and probably dozens and dozens to go. Keep up the good work and make our former Patriots proud. These people are a disgrace to the American flag ! !
Oh Chuck, we hardle knew ye.....
Granted, Wilkerson and Turner are responsible for making bad choices, and it is magnified by their public roles in leadership to out communities. I can bet however, that the much, much, much bigger fish are watching this and are making plans to be more careful in their heftier corruption antics. This also shows that minority (or black) officials are struggling like the rest of the minority community and find it hard to pass up opportunities that will help them to survive. If you notice, Wilkerson and Turner are not "flashy". This is not to justify their actions, but "he who is without sin, cast the first stone".
Double the fines for speeding in work area ? Why not double the penalties for elected and appointed government officials found guilty of criminal acts while in office?
These two are just the beginning..and don't leave Finnerin out for his big dig "deals" Whites next, Rogers-DiMasi-Murray-Feeney and the rest of the crooked bastards... NOW !
Put the legislature on a two day week (which is all they are working now anyway) and pay them accordingly.
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