Romney aide takes paid leave amid probe
Operations chief denies impersonating officer
The director of operations on Mitt Romney's presidential campaign took an indefinite paid leave of absence yesterday after becoming the focus of an investigation into allegations that he posed as a state trooper in a phone call complaining to a company about one of its drivers. (Full article: 786 words)
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