By Associated Press - Friday, November 4, 2016

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - An investigative report says an Ohio State Dental Board director who resigned last year wrongly leaked confidential information about an anonymous complaint against a former board member now charged in a racketeering and corruption case.

The Inspector General’s Office has concluded someone made a complaint about the former member, and then-director Lili Reitz improperly shared information about the complainant with the former member.

Reitz couldn’t immediately be reached for comment.



Cleveland.com reports the ex-member is Dr. Edward Hills, a former MetroHealth Medical Center executive in Cleveland who served on the dental board until 2009. Hills and dentists affiliated with MetroHealth have pleaded not guilty to masterminding a series of schemes to accept bribes while working in the hospital system.

A lawyer representing Hills told Cleveland.com he hadn’t seen the report.

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