Piagentini denies having job talks before $40 million grant vote for future employer
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Piagentini faces charges that include failing to disclose a financial or personal interest in a matter before the Metro Council and using his official position to get "unwarranted privileges or advantages."
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Tuesday was the second day in the ethics trial of Metro Council Anthony Piagentini, who faces charges that include failing to disclose a financial or personal interest in a matter before the council.
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