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Acting Inspector General U.S. Department of the Interior turned in a scathing report yesterday about allegations that the Minerals Management Service (MMS) inspectors in the region of Louisiana, during the administration of President George W. Bush, accepted lavish gifts from representatives of oil and gas production companies, may have worked under the influence of crystal meth and may have allowed oil and gas production company staff to complete inspection forms.
You can read the report here.
Acting Inspector General Mary Kendall wrote to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar that of "great concern" of his "is the environment in which these inspectors, especially the ease with which they move between industry and government. Although not included in our report, we found that people involved in the exchange of gifts and socialize - government and industry - often known each other since childhood.
Source: ABC News (blog)