Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart & his human bidet Cara Smith go after 60 Cook County Deputies for alleged overtime falsification

The Brass with clout exempt from Tom Dart's massive ghost payroll investigation.

Chief James Banks, who has given Sheriff Tom Dart personal shooting lessons on the gun range, MIRACULOUSLY NOT under investigation.. Banks was top ranking officer in building where over half his subordinates are under investigation for time theft..

Chief James Banks, another hand picked gem of Dana Wright and Tom Dart, has a reported dozen or more sexual harassment complaints in his file.. Chief Banks runs the building where this alleged massive time fraud was taking place. However, Banks was not served by OPR and is NOT under investigation.. Source in the Sheriff's office said only those who didn't have clout or a "phone call" to make are under investigation..

Top Investigator of this "Investigation" also has a very checkered past!

Deputy Chief Dana Wright's hand picked investigators trying to ruin the careers of 60+ officers have their own checkered past! "Investigator" Eugene "Geno" Matthews has been accused of shaving time himself, while racking up multiple sexual harassment complaints... He was also on video making numerous racial slurs about white people on his talk show where Chief Wright was a frequent guest! Matthews was promoted despite his very questionable past..  Source in the Sheriff's office claims Matthews and Banks have a combined 14 separate prior Sexual Harassment complaints.. Dart promoted both of them despite their very questionable past!!

60 Cook County sheriff's deputies from the court services division are being investigated for allegedly lying about the number of hours they worked, an official with Sheriff Tom Dart's office said Wednesday.

The attendance fraud investigation began "several months ago" and will be resolved within the next six weeks, said Cara Smith, chief policy officer for Dart.

The deputies being investigated are all salaried employees who receive paid overtime for working in county courthouses, courtrooms and security stations. The group includes supervisors.

"We're continuing with the investigation and will take appropriate action once it's concluded," Smith said.

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