the city enured mor incurred m. in 2003 there was $100 million of debt outstanding. within four years there was $326 million. on an insin rater that probably could carry $100 million if it was operating properly. >> that debt crippled harrisburg. which unkovich says scrambled for cash whereever it could find it. for example he says to make extra money the city started overcharging sewer customers for administration costs while it let century old pipes collapse. >> it is not unusual to have the sinkholes directly related to incurring the debt for the incinerate. >>> used the money from the incinerator bonds for other projects. how was he able to do that? >> by moving money around in different funds. i can't tell you what money he moved where other than he did. so for example if you want to start a museum, rather than going to city council and put $500,000 in the budget you issue bonds for an incinerator and take a portion to get money for a purpose that he he may not be able to get azoved if he just goes through the normal budgeting process. >> that doesn't seem legal

the city enured mor incurred m. in 2003 there was $100 million of debt outstanding. within four years there was $326 million. on an insin rater that probably could carry $100 million if it was operating properly. >> that debt crippled harrisburg. which unkovich says scrambled for cash whereever it could find it. for example he says to make extra money the city started overcharging sewer customers for administration costs while it let century old pipes collapse. >> it is not unusual to have the sinkholes directly related to incurring the debt for the incinerate. >>> used the money from the incinerator bonds for other projects. how was he able to do that? >> by moving money around in different funds. i can't tell you what money he moved where other than he did. so for example if you want to start a museum, rather than going to city council and put $500,000 in the budget you issue bonds for an incinerator and take a portion to get money for a purpose that he he may not be able to get azoved if he just goes through the normal budgeting process. >> that doesn't seem legal

the city enured mor incurred m. in 2003 there was $100 million of debt outstanding. within four years there was $326 million. on an insin rater that probably could carry $100 million if it was operating properly. >> that debt crippled harrisburg. which unkovich says scrambled for cash whereever it could find it. for example he says to make extra money the city started overcharging sewer customers for administration costs while it let century old pipes collapse. >> it is not unusual to have the sinkholes directly related to incurring the debt for the incinerate. >>> used the money from the incinerator bonds for other projects. how was he able to do that? >> by moving money around in different funds. i can't tell you what money he moved where other than he did. so for example if you want to start a museum, rather than going to city council and put $500,000 in the budget you issue bonds for an incinerator and take a portion to get money for a purpose that he he may not be able to get azoved if he just goes through the normal budgeting process. >> that doesn't seem legal

the city enured mor incurred m. in 2003 there was $100 million of debt outstanding. within four years there was $326 million. on an insin rater that probably could carry $100 million if it was operating properly. >> that debt crippled harrisburg. which unkovich says scrambled for cash whereever it could find it. for example he says to make extra money the city started overcharging sewer customers for administration costs while it let century old pipes collapse. >> it is not unusual to have the sinkholes directly related to incurring the debt for the incinerate. >>> used the money from the incinerator bonds for other projects. how was he able to do that? >> by moving money around in different funds. i can't tell you what money he moved where other than he did. so for example if you want to start a museum, rather than going to city council and put $500,000 in the budget you issue bonds for an incinerator and take a portion to get money for a purpose that he he may not be able to get azoved if he just goes through the normal budgeting process. >> that doesn't seem legal

the city enured mor incurred m. in 2003 there was $100 million of debt outstanding. within four years there was $326 million. on an insin rater that probably could carry $100 million if it was operating properly. >> that debt crippled harrisburg. which unkovich says scrambled for cash whereever it could find it. for example he says to make extra money the city started overcharging sewer customers for administration costs while it let century old pipes collapse. >> it is not unusual to have the sinkholes directly related to incurring the debt for the incinerate. >>> used the money from the incinerator bonds for other projects. how was he able to do that? >> by moving money around in different funds. i can't tell you what money he moved where other than he did. so for example if you want to start a museum, rather than going to city council and put $500,000 in the budget you issue bonds for an incinerator and take a portion to get money for a purpose that he he may not be able to get azoved if he just goes through the normal budgeting process. >> that doesn't seem legal

the city enured mor incurred m. in 2003 there was $100 million of debt outstanding. within four years there was $326 million. on an insin rater that probably could carry $100 million if it was operating properly. >> that debt crippled harrisburg. which unkovich says scrambled for cash whereever it could find it. for example he says to make extra money the city started overcharging sewer customers for administration costs while it let century old pipes collapse. >> it is not unusual to have the sinkholes directly related to incurring the debt for the incinerate. >>> used the money from the incinerator bonds for other projects. how was he able to do that? >> by moving money around in different funds. i can't tell you what money he moved where other than he did. so for example if you want to start a museum, rather than going to city council and put $500,000 in the budget you issue bonds for an incinerator and take a portion to get money for a purpose that he he may not be able to get azoved if he just goes through the normal budgeting process. >> that doesn't seem legal

the city enured mor incurred m. in 2003 there was $100 million of debt outstanding. within four years there was $326 million. on an insin rater that probably could carry $100 million if it was operating properly. >> that debt crippled harrisburg. which unkovich says scrambled for cash whereever it could find it. for example he says to make extra money the city started overcharging sewer customers for administration costs while it let century old pipes collapse. >> it is not unusual to have the sinkholes directly related to incurring the debt for the incinerate. >>> used the money from the incinerator bonds for other projects. how was he able to do that? >> by moving money around in different funds. i can't tell you what money he moved where other than he did. so for example if you want to start a museum, rather than going to city council and put $500,000 in the budget you issue bonds for an incinerator and take a portion to get money for a purpose that he he may not be able to get azoved if he just goes through the normal budgeting process. >> that doesn't seem legal