This is fine: $961K in liquor went missing from Michigan commission's inventory, audit finds
Quality Democrat competence here, and yes the MLCC is Democrat controlled, almost entirely composed of Democrats, and indeed most of them are Governor Whitmer appointees.
Michigan’s Liquor Control Commission lacked the proper controls to accurately track its spirit inventory or its licensing program, resulting in hundreds of thousands of dollars in missing liquor, significant excesses and negative balances in its inventory and the issuances of a handful of liquor licenses in dry communities.
One of the largest findings of the audit released Tuesday indicated the commission was missing 20%, or roughly $961,000, of the $4.9 million recorded in inventory between January and February 2022 — a count not confirmed through a state-led physical inventory of Michigan warehouses, but through distributors at the behest of the state.
The missing liquor inventory was one of three material conditions and two reportable conditions found at the liquor commission, whose overall performance was rated as “not sufficient” in an audit released Tuesday. The audit by Auditor General Doug Ringler’s office reviewed records between 2019 and 2022.
Yep, the Auditor General caught the malfeasance. You know, the very same Auditor General's Office that Governor Whitmer is trying to gut because it keeps finding Democrat malfeasance in government.
Interesting how almost a million dollars in liquor goes missing and the Democrat response is to defund the watchdog that caught it. Funny that. Be interesting to see if this report is followed up and they track into whose pockets the funds for the missing liquor went - but don't count on any real follow-up anytime soon.
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