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River Ave. Blues ยป Ex-Gov. Paterson forks over $62K World Series fine

Ex-Gov. Paterson forks over $62K World Series fine

February 4, 2011 by Benjamin Kabak 2 Comments

Yankees discussing left-handed starters, mostly mediocre ones
Yankees sign Ronnie Belliard to minor league deal

So much for putting up a fight. After vowing to challenge the charge that he owed $62,125 in fines due to an ethics violating stemming from 2009 World Series tickets, former New York Gov. David Paterson has paid the fine, the Daily News reported today. Paterson, who could still face a criminal investigation for perjury, violated ethics regs by accepting five free tickets to Game 1 of the 2009 World Series, and the fine is the largest ever levied by New York’s Public Integrity Commission. “This closes the case,” Walter Ayres, the commission’s spokesperson, said. “We imposed a penalty, he paid it. There is nothing else to say.”

Yankees discussing left-handed starters, mostly mediocre ones
Yankees sign Ronnie Belliard to minor league deal

Filed Under: Asides, News Tagged With: 2009 World Series, David Paterson

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