California attorney general to investigate misuse of taxpayer funds
California’s attorney general will launch an inquiry into Arnold Schwarzenegger’s tenure as governor, specifically into the alleged misuse of public funds to cover up his extramarital liaisons, reports RadarOnline.com. The Office of the Attorney General will conduct a “preliminary evaluation into the scope of Schwarzenegger’s double life,” including using his security detail to facilitate sexual encounters. A security officer at the Sacramento Hyatt Regency said he saw California Highway Patrol officers and vehicles escort women to and from the Governator’s hotel room. “On three differed occasions after the governor arrived alone at the Hyatt Regency, CHP Dignitary Protection Services arrived in their official vehicles, black Ford Crown Victoria sedans – about one to two hours later with one or two young females,” William Taylor, the head of hotel security, told the National Inquirer after passing a polygraph test. Schwarzenegger’s public relations firm issued a press release denying the allegations, which included statements from CHP and hotel officials.