OLCC employees allegedly “for their own benefit or that of a third party, used their positions and special knowledge to obtain in-demand bottles of liquor that were not then available to the public.â€

That’s one of the first lines in the 11-page summary of the Department of Justice investigation into potential criminal acts by members of the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission.

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MF

“ There was no training that said it was wrong.†I presume these men had mothers?!

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