From: Chcago Sun-Times
A former city supervisor was sentenced to two years probation Tuesday after he admitted he stole cigarette cartons from a city evidence room and sold them to his relatives’ South Side convenience stores.
“I apologize. You will see a different man,” Abd Ayesh promised Cook County Judge Neera Walsh while pleading guilty to theft and official misconduct.
Ayesh, now 36, was working as a $66,564-a-year supervisor of tax and license compliance for the city’s Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection when he was arrested in 2010.
