Ann Arbor Independent Community Police Oversight Committee Complaint – Sheriff’s Sale Accounting Discrepancy ($1.4 Million - 630/620 Geddes Ridge; 1745 Brian Court)
A follow-up complaint was filed with the Ann Arbor Independent Community Police Oversight Commission (ICPOC) regarding the $1.4 million Sheriff’s sale accounting discrepancy associated with the Bank of Ann Arbor. Following review of the updated Ann Arbor Police report related to an earlier complaint, the record does not resolve the disposition of the funds reflected in the Sheriff’s sale.
The police report and associated materials do not include a reconciliation of the Bank of Ann Arbor loan ledger or documentation accounting for the $1.4 million associated with the sale. A second complaint was submitted to ICPOC concerning the adequacy of the investigation. No report addressing that follow-up complaint is reflected in the publicly available record.
The City of Ann Arbor maintains a publicly accessible FOIA database indicating that a FOIA request related to the second complaint was “granted.” No corresponding report has been produced, creating a discrepancy between the FOIA database entry and the records made available.
The available record reflects a follow-up complaint and the absence of responsive materials addressing the underlying accounting discrepancy.
ICPOC Follow-Up Complaint – Unresolved $1.4 Million Sheriff’s Sale Accounting Discrepancy
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