STOCKTON CITY COUNCIL has voted to hire an independent investigator to examine allegations of misuse of city funds and misconduct by elected officials related to a recent entertainment event.
The allegations stem from the Stockton stop of the Wild ‘N Out Live Tour, a comedy performance presented by Nick Cannon, held at the city’s Adventist Health Arena in May. Stockton spent $50,000 from its Risk Mitigation Fund on the event after producers threatened to pull the show from the city due to projected losses of $300,000, according to Jason Perry, general manager of Adventist Health Arena’s management company.
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