The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office has announced charges against Bradley Winnick, the Harrisburg-based chief public defender of Dauphin County, for allegedly approving the use of taxpayer money to compensate county employees for political work.

Attorney General Josh Shapiro’s office charged Winnick with theft of services, conspiracy, conflict of interest and tampering with public records after an investigation purportedly found that he granted employees a total of $26,000 in compensation for time spent campaigning for an unidentified judicial candidate during the 2017 primary.

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