Fenty administration raided workers’ insurance fund

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The Fenty administration took $10 million from a workers’ insurance fund that is now at the center of multiple investigations, sources told The Washington Examiner.

Fenty and his attorney general, Peter Nickles, have now acknowledged that hundreds of disabled workers were charged for life insurance but weren’t actually given the policies. The administration announced that it was handing the matter over to the city’s inspector general last week.

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