Ex-State Sen. Thomas Cullerton to plead guilty in ghost payroll scheme with Teamsters
Two weeks after abruptly resigning from office, former state Sen. Thomas Cullerton is scheduled to plead guilty Tuesday in a federal embezzlement case.
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Two weeks after abruptly resigning from office, former state Sen. Thomas Cullerton is scheduled to plead guilty Tuesday in a federal embezzlement case.
Former state Sen. Thomas Cullerton pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of embezzlement, admitting he improperly took more than $240,000 from Teamsters Joint Council 25.
Cullerton, 52, a former chairman of the Senate Labor Committee, was first elected to the Senate in 2012 and was seated in 2013.. On Wednesday, though, the Chicago Sun-Times reported that Cullerton's attorney, Daniel Collins, had requested a change of plea hearing and Cullerton submitted his resignation to the Senate. I look forward to welcoming and working with a...
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