Wednesday, May 31, 2006

As reported by the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: "A Pennsylvania Gaming Control
Board investigator arrested Saturday on the South Side has been suspended
without pay. "Control Board spokesman Nick Hays announced the suspension of
Justin Husar, 26, on Sunday and said the case is being investigated by the
state's Office of Professional Responsibility in Harrisburg. ".Husar makes
$64,000 a year as an investigator with the board's Bureau of Investigation
and Enforcement, which is responsible for looking into the backgrounds of
those applying for slots licenses. "Husar, who lives on Pretense Way on the
South Side, faces charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, escape
and public intoxication after a verbal and physical altercation with
off-duty police officers working a security detail at the Town Tavern on
East Carson Street around 1:30 a.m. Saturday, said Pittsburgh police Sgt.
William Vollberg, who helped subdue Husar."