Fired CTC Staff Attorney Blows Whistle On Cronyism, Nepotism, Bullying At Credential Comm

Fired CA State Attorney Kathy Carroll Exposes Corruption, Nepotism & Bullying At Commission On Teacher Credentials CTC
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The California Commission on Teacher Credentials staff attorney
Kathy Carroll was terminated after she reported systemic corruption,
nepotism, cronyism and terrorism against state workers in the agency.
In this video, she reported this to a California Joint Legislative hearing
on 510/201. After her testimony, she received no assurance at the
hearing that she would be protected and her healthcare would be taken
care of which is critical for a heart transplant patient.
This California Joint Legislative Committee members in fact did not
have one question for her despite her critical testimony about the
systemic corrupt activities of the Commission and the massive cover-up.
Also California State Senate leader Darrell Steinberg boycotted this
hearing on how the California State government is working.
Her testimony also exposed the use of the CTC management to push
privatization of the public education system. Using public funds, tens
of millions of dollars were given by the management of this commission
to their personal conspirators to set up privatized education operations
in California. Carroll has now lost her job and has no healthcare
insurance as a result of being a whistleblower and going public.
Contact California Attorney General Kamala Harris to demand an
criminal investigation and prosecution of the corrupt management
of this agency.
Phone 916-322-3360/800-952-5225
Also contact Senate Senate Leader Darrell Steinberg by contacting
his District Director Susan McKee's office at 916-651-1592 and
call on Steinberg to use his campaign funds to make sure that her
life is protected and her heatlhcare is paid for while she fights to
clean up this corrupt privatizing state agency.
http://www.sacbee.com/2011/04/24/3574523/teachers.html
United Public Workers For Action http://www.upwa.info