D.C. Police Plan For Future Seizure Proceeds Years In Advance In City Budget DocumentsWashington PostNov. 17, 2014 |
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D.C. police have made plans for millions of dollars in anticipated proceeds from future civil seizures of cash and property, even though federal guidelines say “agencies may not commit” to such spending in advance, documents show. The city’s proposed budget and financial plan for fiscal 2015 includes about $2.7 million for the District police department’s “special purpose fund” through 2018. The fund covers payments for informants and rewards. Read More |