Alston used his city credit card to purchase the van and pay for repairs- city now has a $17k piece of junk. That was fraud. Alston also approved paying Thomas as a code enforcement officer in S. Bay for not working. Both Alston and Thomas have again committed fraud.

But Cedric Thomas, who had been a code enforcement officer for South Bay, found a buyer for the old bus three years later when his former boss, South Bay City Manager Corey Alston, agreed to buy the charter bus for the city for $7,500.

He also bought a bus from Riviera Beach Commissioner Cedrick Thomas that has cost South Bay $17,306, according to the report. A photo shows the bus rusting in storage, and city staff call it "scrap."

Haven't you had enough, and by that I mean, attempting to assuage your damaged ego and utter lack of competence -- via the wasting of taxpayer money?

City taxpayers can blame their elected officials and City Attorney Pamala Ryan, whose personal vendetta against Mr. Lozman already has cost Riviera Beach hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Chaz Stevens is a friend of mine and has been an invaluable resource to me. Chaz has a special gift in gathering intel that has directly resulted in corrupt politicians being removed from office. For example, you would be shocked how much intel was gathered after Poitier was busted, but it cannot be disclosed because it would compromise ongoing investigations.