Washington Post: Top D.C. ethics investigator resigns amid scrutiny of his office

By Editor On Jan 7, 2020 Last updated Jan 7, 2020

The District’s top ethics investigator has stepped down amid criticism of the agency’s failure to promptly investigate complaints.

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District Links: Jack Evans will resign on Jan. 17, an announcement he made moments before colleagues were set to convene hearing on his expulsion

Washington Post: Jack Evans, D.C.’s longest-serving lawmaker, resigns amidst ethics scandal

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