Indictments in Haverford Township, Questions
Following today's indictment of Haverford Township 4th Ward Commissioner Fred Moran, I attended the 3 PM press conference. Board President Steve D'Emilio delivered the statement to the TV cameras and ABC6 reporter David Henry.
In short, the statement from D'Emilio on behalf of the Board was that the Township would cooperate with authorities and the Township would be run with more transparency going forward.
David Henry's comments on TV were about the same as what he said to the Commissioners at the press conference. He called it "a sweeping indictment of the way business has been conducted in this township for years." At the press conference Henry asked if the towship could trust its goverment. And finally, he asked if the selected developer of the property, Goldenberg-Pohlig, would be kept on in light of these accusations. Current 7th Ward Commissioner Jim McGarrity said that it was too late to turn back now and start over after 14 years on this project. (Picture credit: ABC6, Philadelphia, from newscast.)
In short, the statement from D'Emilio on behalf of the Board was that the Township would cooperate with authorities and the Township would be run with more transparency going forward.
David Henry's comments on TV were about the same as what he said to the Commissioners at the press conference. He called it "a sweeping indictment of the way business has been conducted in this township for years." At the press conference Henry asked if the towship could trust its goverment. And finally, he asked if the selected developer of the property, Goldenberg-Pohlig, would be kept on in light of these accusations. Current 7th Ward Commissioner Jim McGarrity said that it was too late to turn back now and start over after 14 years on this project. (Picture credit: ABC6, Philadelphia, from newscast.)
Labels: Fred Moran, Haverford Township, Indictments
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