After two years, the case to recall Louduon Supervisor Eugene Delgaudio came to end on Tuesday in Leesburg when Judge Paul Sheridan dismissed the recall petition against Delgaudio on the recommendation of the democrat Arlington Commonwealth Attorney Theophani Stamos who said there was not “clear and convincing evidence” to move forward with a trial. The petitioners accused Supervisor Delgaudio of using his public office funds for political fundraising. They also objected to his views on gays. In making the dismissal recommendation to the court Stamos said,
“the Commonwealth cannot rely on conjecture, speculation, suspicions, and assumptions to support this extraordinary statutory procedure”.
Charles King, attorney for Supervisor Delgaudio said
“snipe hunt for Eugene Delgaudio is over.”
“Before the bloggers chime in, everybody should know this case ended because there was no evidence,” King said.
(We are certain that Charles King was not referring to The Bull Elephant when he made that statement.)
More on the end of this democrat witch hunt here, here, and here.
From Leesburg Today, Eugene Delgaudio and his attorney Charles King:
