The Birmingham Herald reports:
A Jefferson County grand jury has indicted the Southeast regional administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and a former Alabama Environmental Management Commissioner for violating state ethics laws.
Charges include multiple violations of Alabama’s Ethics Act, including soliciting a thing of value from a principal, lobbyist or subordinate, and receiving money in addition that received in one’s official capacity, according to the Alabama Ethics Commission.
Before being appointed by President Donald Trump to serve as the Region 4 administrator of the EPA, Trey Glenn worked closely with the Birmingham-based law firm Balch & Bingham and one of its clients, Drummond Co., to fight EPA efforts to test and clean up neighborhoods in north Birmingham and Tarrant.
Hit the link for more. As you’ll see, this guy had quite the shady history before Trump nominated him. Remember the “poop train”?
ICYMI: Trey Glenn, Trump’s southeast regional EPA administrator, has been indicted on Alabama ethics charges https://t.co/o2ldQ5vfnO #alpolitics pic.twitter.com/LzmnpoNjUS
— AL.com (@aldotcom) November 13, 2018
DEVELOPING: We took a look at the background of Trey Glenn, the EPA Region Administrator who a Jefferson County Grand Jury indicted on state ethics charges, including multiple counts of conspiracy, and/ or complicity with Scott Phillips to violate the ethics act. #alpolitics pic.twitter.com/u58o8qDOtt
— Lauren Walsh (@LaurenWalshTV) November 13, 2018
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