The Brief
- Sheryl Davis, former head of SF Human Rights Commission, charged in financial conflict-of-interest case.
- Man with whom DA says she’s had personal relationship charged with aiding and abetting.
- Both surrendered at County Jail.
SAN FRANCISCO – The former executive director of the San Francisco Human Rights Commission and a man with whom she’s had a personal relationship were arrested and charged Monday in a financial conflict-of-interest case.
The case involves Sheryl Davis, 57, the former human rights official, and James Spingola, 65, the former executive director of Collective Impact, a nonprofit that Davis once led.
“We did find that a portion of this money was spent in a manner that was self-dealing and was for her benefit,” San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said at a news conference.
Two charged have ‘personal relationship,’ DA says
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