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George Pabey

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133:, other city officials were sent to jail in the ensuing federal investigation of misuse of public funds in an alleged vote-buying scheme frequently referred to as "Sidewalks for Votes". As a result of the Attorney General's suit, Pastrick and two former aids were ordered to repay $ 108 million in civil damages in March 2010. Attorney General Greg Zoeller said U.S. District Judge James Moody's decision marked the first time a city government had been adjudged a corrupt organization under federal racketeering laws. 139:
Pabey was convicted by a federal court jury on September 24, 2010 of conspiracy and theft of government funds. A sentencing date was not set. His attorney told local media after the verdict was handed down that he will appeal his client's conviction. City Controller Charles Pacurar was
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in a special election called after Pabey mounted a legal challenge to the 2003 Municipal Election results, alleging widespread voter fraud. There were allegations of fraud against Pastrick when absentee ballots appeared skewed in the 33-year incumbent's favor. Although Pastrick was never
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automatically named interim mayor under Indiana state law that requires elected officials convicted of criminal charges to step down from office. A Lake County Democratic Party East Chicago precinct caucus replaced Pabey with Anthony Copeland, until the 2011 mayoral elections.
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The Indiana Attorney General filed a Federal Racketeering suit against Pastrick for misuse of public funds.
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Pabey was indicted for misuse of public funds on February 3, 2010, and faces at least five federal counts.
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in 1990. He entered politics in 1999, winning a seat on the city's Common Council.
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His tenure as mayor began in 2005, after he defeated longtime mayor
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mayor. His service to the city began in the capacity of
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