Jorgo allegedly explained that he would have difficulty taking the written part of the test to obtain the license. Jorgo asked for the employee's home phone number and address to allow him to contact her away from the office, but she refused to give him the information. Despite the employee's repeated refusal to accept the envelope, Jorgo allegedly gave it to the employee, who then turned it over to her supervisor. The supervisor told the employee to get Jorgo's telephone number and to tell him that she would call him. The Board of Registration contacted State Police in AG Reilly's Office.
Defendants are innocent until proven guilty.
Assistant Attorney General Eugenia Carris of AG Reilly's Public Integrity Division is handling the case, which was referred to the AG's Office by the Board of Registration.