Penn Pike superintendent charged with seven thieveries  Ronald
Kozlowski a tradesman maintenance superintendent in the
Pennsylvania Turnpike District 5 on the southern part of the
I-476 NE Extension was charged Thursday with seven counts
involving misappropriation of goods and services. Kozlowski's
stealing was documented by the Turnpike's internal Inspector
General's office, spokesman Carl de Febo is saying, and he was
fired by the Turnpike.  The evidence was then passed the state
attorney general's office which filed the criminal charges.
Investigators at the AG's department reportedly have their own
parallel longrunning investigations of wrongdoing at the
Turnpike.  Kozlowski who was on a $72k salary from 1998 is
accused of using a Turnpike Commission debit card to buy many
lots of building materials for additions to his home in
Montgomery County PA, and of directing Turnpike employees to
work on his home on Turnpike time.  TOLLROADSnews 2011-06-10