Health & Fitness
Ethics Complaint Filed Against CEO Burrell Ellis
Should DeKalb taxpayers and voters continue to finance the salaries and benefits of 2 CEOs, 2 Purchasing Directors, and CEO Burrell Ellis' secretary?
Rhea Johnson, a DeKalb County resident, filed an ethics complaint against CEO Burrell Ellis late on Tuesday.
As the Complainant, Johnson filed the ethics complaint to have CEO Burrell Ellis removed from office because the indictment and grand jury report documentation justify Ellis permanent removal from office. Johnson said, “He violated the Code of Ethics”.
While the criminal indictment set a standard for conviction of a crime at “beyond a reasonable doubt”, the Code of Ethics conviction requires the standard of proof governed by the “preponderance of the evidence”.
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http://www.ajc.com/news/news/breaking-news/ethics-complaint-filed-against-ellis/nfgKr/
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Read the ethics complaint at the following link:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/220030978/Ethics-Complaint-Filed-Against-CEO-Burrell-Ellis
Question: Should DeKalb County taxpayers and voters continue to finance the salary and full benefits of the following:
a. Two CEOs to include CEO Lee May and CEO Burrell Ellis ($153,000 each)?
b. Two Purchasing and Contracting Directors to include Kelvin Walton and Scott Callan ($153,000 each)?
c. CEO Burrell Ellis’ secretary, Nina Hall ($75,000)?