Mitt Romney Watch: Jay Garrity Did NOT Impersonate State Trooper in Phone Call
Jay Garrity
You remember the story about former Romney Director of Operations, Jay Garrity.
Well, it turns out he has been vindicated.
Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley said Wednesday he has no plans to bring criminal charges against Jay Garrity, a former top aide to Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney who was accused last year of impersonating a police officer during a rambling telephone call.
“An extensive review of phone records, financial transactions and other documents has provided no evidence that Mr. Garrity placed that call,” said a statement issued by Conley spokesman Jake Wark. “In fact, evidence points away from him.”
“I am grateful to have the last sensational allegation against me proven wrong, and to have my reputation restored. I appreciate the support of friends and political adversaries alike who know my good character. I have always worked with honor and integrity and it was never my intention to be disrespectful to anyone.”
No word as to whether Garrity will resume duties with Mitt Romney since he suspended his Presidential campaign today.