Clayton might have violated a state law requiring food stamp recipients to report changes to their income and assets within 10 days to the Michigan Department of Human Services.

"The person in question hasn't been eligible for a long time," said Dave Akerly, spokesman for the Michigan Department of Human Services.

A statement issued Wednesday evening from DHS Director Maura Corrigan said Clayton is "now no longer receiving benefits."

"DHS relies on clients being forthcoming about their actual financial status," Corrigan said. "If they are not, and continue to accept benefits, they may face criminal investigation and be required to pay back those benefits."

There.  I reckon that makes grandma Euline Clayton now fully aware that Bridge Card abuse is "taxpayers business".  I just can't imagine sitting with a half million in cash on hand since October, and still screwing taxpayers out of $200/month.  No conscience.  Obscene Occupy mentality. That's the greed of "the poor" that nobody in the MSM will touch with a ten foot pole.

Glad to finally have a responsive DHS Director.