Report: Special Prosecutor Looking At Wisconsin Recall Elections

A story I'll be keeping an eye on, the ramifications could be big depending on what exactly the issue is. Regretfully the story doesn't say what they are looking at.

The current probe was initiated by the Milwaukee County District Attorney's office, but now involves multiple counties. Francis Schmitz, a former assistant U.S. attorney who was once considered by President George W. Bush for the post of U.S. attorney for the eastern district of Wisconsin, is now leading the case as a special prosecutor, according to the Journal Sentinel.

"It's now spread to at least five counties," a source told the paper. The same source said that Milwaukee County Assistant District Attorney Bruce Landgraf had been investigating "all over the place."

Report: Special Prosecutor Looking At Wisconsin Recall Elections