Federal prosecutors have subpoenaed casino records as part of the search for tens of millions of dollars allegedly stolen from D.C. tax coffers in the largest corruption case in city history, law enforcement officials said.

Former tax office manager Harriette Walters was hosting wild spending sprees in Las Vegas at least as early as 1994, a one-time friend has told The Examiner.

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