County Corruption Even Affects our Drinking Water

How prevalent is corruption in Cook County?

As this CBS 2 Chicago report shows, it even affects our drinking water.

He says he just couldn’t look the other way. Drinking water that was supposed to be tested — wasn’t. He complained about it, demanded they play by the rules, and was fired … Anthony Sacco is now out of work, out of money and out of insurance. But the 30-year west suburban Broadview Public Works veteran is not backing down.

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