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    Tag: Alleged

    McCotter Files Civil Suit Alleging Sabotage, Fraud and Conspiracy


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Fri Apr 12, 2013 at 10:08:31 AM EST
    Tags: Michigan, CD11, Dillon Breen, Don Yowchuang, Thaddeus McCotter, Alleged (all tags)

    Alleged shenanigans!

    Attorney for Former U.S. Representative Thaddeus McCotter Says New Information Key To
    Getting To The Bottom Of "What Really Happened."

    Detroit, MI -  Former U.S. Representative Thaddeus McCotter filed a civil suit yesterday against former Deputy District Director Don Yowchuang and Dillon Breen in Wayne County's 3rd Circuit Court. The complaint alleges Yowchuang and Breen purposefully submitted forged petitions in order to keep McCotter off the ballot and, thereby, denying him the opportunity to appear on the August 2012 Republican Primary ballot.  The 55-page complaint carefully details all of the inconsistencies in the defendants depositions with Michigan's Attorney General and outlines the specific misrepresentations the defendants made to investigators.  Additionally, the complaint specifically details charges of fraud and conspiracy by the defendants against the former Congressman.

    David Ottenwess, attorney for McCotter, said, "With the power of the subpoena in this civil suit, we will get to the bottom of what really happened to sabotage former U.S. Rep. Thaddeus McCotter and get justice for the people of the 11th District to protect the integrity of the election process from this perversion of conspiracy, fraud and greed."

    WDIV, Channel 4 in Detroit broke a story last week about Yowchuang detailing his desperate need for money prior to the May 2012 filing deadline.  WDIV outlined Yowchuang's sealed settlement with a Central Michigan University Fraternity Housing Corporation and his purchase of a new quarter of a million dollar home while having a poor credit rating during the six months before and after the petition scandal took place.  Yowchuang recently pled no contest to ten felony counts relating to petition fraud in McCotter's 2012 bid for the U.S. Congress and is currently awaiting a determination on appeal of a felony conspiracy charge by Michigan's Attorney General Bill Schuette.

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