A local political newcomer is asking government watchdog Common Cause to investigate an out-of-state developer?s campaign contributions to his opponent, fearing they might have been bribes to smooth the development approval process.
Catonsville resident George Kapusinski said he questions why Baltimore County Council Member Sam Moxley, D-District 1, accepted campaign contributions from a St. Louis, Mo.-based developer building a Walgreens in his district. The county approved plans proposed by Pace Properties and all its variance requests in June 2005.
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