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COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA KWAME R. BROWN, CHAIRMAN 1350 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NW WASHINGTON, D.C. 20004 (202) 724-8032 January 26, 2012 Dear Colleagues: As you know, multiple law-enforcement authorities are currently investigating the past practices of the Chrildren's Youth and Investment Trust Corporation ("Trust"). Although there are no active Council investigations, several members of the Council have made inquiries into the Trust's past practices. In the ordinary course, such inquires are a normal part of Council oversight. However, I have received a request from law-enforcement authorities to formally advise members of the Council to limit all inquiries into the Trust to general questions about process, procedures, and operations, and to avoid requests for information about specific past transactions until at least May 1, 2012. Unfortunately, I am not at liberty to divulge any further information at this time. I look forward to your cooperation with this matter. Regards, Kwame R. Brown Dear Colleagues: As you know, multiple law-enforcement authorities are currently investigating the past practices of the Children's Youth and Investment Trust Corporation [sic] ("Trust"). Although there are no active Council investigations, several members of the Council have made inquiries into the Trust's past practices. In the ordinary course, such inquiries are a normal part of Council oversight. However, I have received a request from law-enforcement authorities to formally advise members of the Council to limit all inquiries into the Trust to general questions about process, procedures, and operations, Regards, Kwame R. Brown |
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