I called Robert Caswell Investigations and asked them to confirm or deny that they had investigated allegations of felony criminal misconduct by APS senior administrators. The gentleman I spoke to, who never identified himself to me, claimed he could lose his license for answering the question with a simple yes or no.
I asked if recent changes in the Inspection of Public Records Act that include contractor's records in the public records of the government agencies that employ them, could be used to compel him to at least answer the very simple and legitimate question. He indicated, he didn't think that they could.
When I first started looking for the public records of corruption in the leadership of the APS, their Custodian of Public Records and Director of Communications, told me an investigation had been done by "Access Investigations", he even surrendered a contract with them.Access disappeared from view and RCI took their place.
Chavez is yet to surrender any documents that would actually prove RCI did any investigation at all. He is yet to surrender the findings of APS own HR investigation. He is yet to surrender the findings of the investigation done by APS police force, of their own felony criminal misconduct. The same police force preventing any of these questions from being asked at a public forum.
All the public records of felony criminal misconduct by APS senior administrators is still secret from public knowledge
If they're not hiding something, why are they hiding everything?
Why are KRQE, KOAT, KOB and the Journal all ignoring manifest proof of an ethics and accountability scandal in the highest levels of the APS?
photo Mark Bralley
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