Article: Prosecutor Wants Top Role In Investigating D.C. Police; U.S. Attorney Objects to Inspector General Plan

The U.S. attorney for the District broke ranks with the city's leadership by saying that her office, not a specially appointed inspector general, will lead an investigation into allegations of criminal misconduct in the D.C. police department.

In a letter dated Dec. 15 and sent to D.C. financial control board Chairman Andrew F. Brimmer and members of a police management oversight committee, acting U.S. Attorney Mary Lou Leary said she did not agree with the approach to rooting out suspected corruption being taken by other members of the committee.

"The U.S. attorney's office cannot and will not support any efforts that will in any way supplant, impinge upon, place in a subordinate ...

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