Minneapolis hires firm to investigate how draft report on ketamine use was leaked

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The topic was the headline of a Star Tribune article (linked below). I find it
outrageous that there is a desire to punish the person/people who made this
story public. Illegal government activity, especially those conducted in
secrecy, are precisely why we need whistleblowers. So why is our supposedly
progressive city spending time and money on trying to punish the
whistleblower(s)? This effort is absolutely ridiculous and the whistleblower
should be lauded, not punished.
 
http://www.startribune.com​/minneapolis​-city​-hires​-firm​-to​-investigate​-how​-draft​-report​-on​-ketamine​-use​-was​-leaked​/489683071​/

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How incredibly hypocritical and phony for city leaders to profess such
concern about the ketamine scandal while simultaneously spending big $
to find and punish whomever exposed the scandal. The article is not
clear as to who is responsible for making and approving this decision.
That should be known.  Is it actually the city clerk as the article
implies? Doesn't the city council have to approve the contract with the
law firm?  has that been done?  how was it slipped in under the radar?
What is the city attorney's involvement?  more info please

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Jordan S. Kushner
Golden Valley
 
On 8/2/2018 9:41 AM, Brian Stricherz wrote:
> The topic was the headline of a Star Tribune article (linked below). I find
it outrageous that there is a desire to punish the person/people who made this
story public. Illegal government activity, especially those conducted in
secrecy, are precisely why we need whistleblowers. So why is our supposedly
progressive city spending time and money on trying to punish the
whistleblower(s)? This effort is absolutely ridiculous and the whistleblower
should be lauded, not punished.
>
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