ICYMI — The Robinson Report reported exclusively Monday night on a scandal within the Mills Administration involving the government cover-up that ensued after the state’s IT department flagged an IF&W employee for buying drugs via the dark web on a government computer.
Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Commissioner Judy Camuso inadvertently confirmed the details of the incident during a live interview.
Top leaders at IF&W failed to report the misconduct to the Attorney General’s Office or the State Police, and the employee instead received a promotion.
“I’m not going to comment on that. I can’t talk about personnel… It happened a long time ago,” Camuso told The Robinson Report.
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