An explosive report on DeKalb County corruption is calling on Interim CEO Lee May to resign.
The report claims May violated the public trust by taking a questionable loan from a DeKalb employee.
It also slammed other DeKalb commissioners and said those who violated the public trust should also resign.
The conclusions are contained in a report that May commissioned in March to root out corruption in scandal-plagued DeKalb.
Its authors are Mike Bowers, the state's former attorney general, and his longtime lead investigator, Richard Hyde.
“Appalling corruption and a stunning absence of leadership in the DeKalb County government are a disgrace to its citizens and an embarrassment to the state,” the two wrote.
Read more about what Bowers and Hyde found here.
Read the reaction from county officials and citizens here.
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