Police: Prince George's Inspector Demands Money from Undercover Officer
A restaurant owner told police about an inspector's threats to take his permits unless he paid the inspector's band a $1,000 a week to perform, police said Friday.
A Prince George's County building inspector demanded money from an undercover police officer Thursday who was posing as a restaurant entertainment manager, according to Prince George's County police. According to the police report, the restaurant owner contacted police because a county employee had allegedly made ongoing threats to take his permits away unless he paid the suspect's band $1,000 a week to perform at the restaurant. Police on Thursday arrested 52-year-old John Cleveland Brown of Clinton, MD and charged him with extortion and harassment. Brown, who works with the Department of Environmental Resources, had first approached the owner of Levi's Restaurant on the 6400 block of Coventry Way in Clinton in March and allegedly kept …
Red White and Blue
11:59 am on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Typical Prince Georges county employee, they only hire criminals and it seems they are all African Americans, I think they are discriminating against all other criminals that need jobs too. more ›