
The attorney general of Montana has suspended a short-lived probe of the American Private Police Force, saying that "Captain" Michael Hilton's failure to answer the AG's questions "speaks volumes about his company's legitimacy."
Attorney General Steve Bullock released this statement last night:
PERMALINK | COMMENTS (5) | RECOMMEND RECOMMEND (5)In the least surprising development of the day, American Private Police Force has declined to answer the Montana attorney general's questions seeking information about its (supposed) business and (supposed) past clients.
Attorney General Steve Bullock sent a letter two weeks ago demanding the information, before the deal for APPF to run a jail in Hardin fell apart.
KTVQ in Billings reports:
PERMALINK | COMMENTS (16) | RECOMMEND RECOMMEND (7)Could the party be over for American Police Force?
Montana Attorney General Steve Bullock is investigating the mysterious security contractor's deal to run an empty jail in the tiny town of Hardin, reports the Billings Gazette. And he doesn't appear to be messing around.
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