The former D.C. mayoral candidate who accused Mayor Vincent Gray’s campaign of offering him a job in exchange for help on the campaign trail last year must let city attorneys examine records from his campaign, a judge ordered Thursday.
City attorneys will copy Sulaimon Brown’s records for a probe in to Gray’s hiring practices, the judge ruled.
Previously, Brown said he could not surrender the records because he’d given them to federal authorities as part of a related probe. The documents have been returned since then and are available for city attorneys, Brown’s attorney said.
Brown testified before a D.C. Council committee examining Gray's hiring practices that his campaign chairwoman and other aides gave him cash and promised him a job in exchange for bad-mouthing then-Mayor Adrian Fenty on the campaign trail.
Sulaimon Brown Ordered to Provide Records to City Attorneys
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