UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER

[email to city council]

While you are waiting for the hammer to drop at the Legislative Ethics Board and Criminal Justice Training Commission, you might want to reflect on your conduct to date and the likely consequences of its exposure in the Seattle Times when charges are filed against Senator Shewmake, implicating Blaine Councilwoman Sarbjit Bains and Blaine City Manager Michael Harmon. 

While you could do nothing and hope for the best as the state auditor presently prepares a file on City of Blaine municipal corruption under Mayor Steward's administration, a better bet would be unconditional surrender. Admit you were wrong all along, and request that state and federal agencies assist the city in cleaning house. The Washington State Auditor Special Investigations Unit and the U.S. Department of Justice Public Integrity Unit can help.

You cannot avoid the consequences of a federal civil rights lawsuit, but you might mitigate the punishment by showing remorse and firing the city officials responsible. You've tried thuggery and it failed.

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