Mercury-contaminated SUV leads to federal charges against California City official
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Michael Kulikoff, the mayor pro tem of California City, was arrested on federal charges for allegedly mishandling hazardous waste, related to an incident involving mercury at his car wash. The charges stem from an incident in which a jar of mercury was spilled inside an SUV. Kulikoff has been accused of not taking proper precautions to safeguard individuals from exposure. Following his arrest, Mayor Marquette Hawkins expressed the city's commitment to public safety and maintaining trust amidst the unfolding legal challenges.
Michael Kulikoff, 39, a city council member in California, has been charged with improperly transporting hazardous waste, specifically related to a mercury exposure incident.
Mayor Marquette Hawkins reassured the public about safety and the seriousness of the allegations, emphasizing the importance of maintaining public trust and ethical standards during the investigation.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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