ALBANY, N.Y. – Supplementary York Gov. David Paterson contradicted his stake, the Yankees and conventional meaning when he falsely claimed he unexceptionally intended to pay representing five tickets to the initial game of the 2009 Faction Series at Yankee Amphitheatre, a phase commission said in assessing him a $62,125 fine.

In a promulgate released Monday, the Commission on Unshrouded Soundness said Paterson performed no august duty at the game, which alleviate would not would rather entitled him to freely tickets for the duration of his son and son's friend. The others were employed near the governor and the two staff members. He and two of his organization paid for four of the tickets a scattering days later.

"The righteous and ethical tone of any institution is set at the top. Unfortunately, the governor mount a totally incongruous resonance away his perfidious and unethical manage," said commission Chairman Michael Cherkasky. "Such deport cannot be tolerated alongside any Contemporary York Glory wage-earner, particularly our governor."

The commission said the proper fine consists biżuteria of the $2,125 value of the tickets and $60,000 for three violations of the land's community manager's law.