Inspector general criticizes official’s extra vacation time

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The head of the District of Columbia police complaints board awarded an extra four weeks of vacation to a top lawyer because he had an Ivy League law degree and could have earned twice as much money in the private sector, according to a D.C. inspector general report obtained by The Examiner.

The inspector general concluded that the practice violated D.C. Code and recommended that it be immediately halted.

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