“I wasn’t taking a cut of their money,” Hunsinger said. Healso tookissue withthe rep ortprepar ed by the Philadelphia law ﬁrm of Ballard Spahr, questioning its thor oughne ss and conc lusionthat he and form er chief Keith Keiper “were operating the equivalent of the ir ownsecur ityforc e” andputti ng themunic i- pality at risk “for a costly and possibly bankrupting claim for damages” because the ofﬁcers were paid under the table and not covered by Kingston’s in- surance policies and worker compensation.

“I did what I did for years,” Hunsinger said outside his front door. He conﬁrmed on Saturday that he sent the statement and spoke to a reporter about it. They came to his swea ring- in at Forty Fort and gave him a proclamation when he left Kings- ton, he said, adding, “I don’t un- derstand.” Hunsi nger, 50, of King ston submitted a statement by email to The Times Leader to be pub- lished as a letter to the editor. “It just seems like they’re tak- ing it personal and lashing out,” he said of Keating and Haggerty. Dan Hunsinger, who retired from the Kingston Poli ce Departm ent in Mar ch to take the job of chief in neighboring Forty Fort, fur the r sai d he wa s bei ng at - tacked by the news media and his former bosses Mayor James Haggerty and administrator Paul Keating for the violation. KING STO N - The munic ipali ty’ s form er as- sistant police chief on Saturday admitted violating Kingston’s 2009 payment policy for special detail ofﬁcers but disputed a ﬁnding of an internal inves- tigation that he covered up the practice of paying them in cash. Oba ma “ask ed tha t the Chi - nese government engage on this issue and understand that if it’s The gathering at the spr awl ing Sun nyl and s esta te was their ﬁrst meeting since Xi took ofﬁce in March. “The presi dent under scor ed tha t res olv ing this iss ue was real ly key to futur e econo mic U.S.- China rela tions, ” Donil on told reporters after about eight hou rs of meet ing s Fr ida y and Saturday. didn’t have any doubt who was behi nd them.

companies by entities in China and said the U.S. Do ni lo n sa id Ob am a de - scr ibe d in deta il ins tan ces of hacking against U.S. Ob am a na - tional securi ty ad vi se r T om Do ni lo n sai d di sc us si on of cybersecurity too k up muc h of the Saturday morning meet- ing betwee n the two leader s, which ended with few policy breakthroughs but the prospect of stronger personal ties. intellectual and other prop- er ty co mi ng from his coun- tr y an d sa id th e ha ck in g is“inconsistent with the kind of r el at io n- sh ip we wa nt to ha ve wi th Ch in a, ” a to p White House aide said. Pr esid ent Bar ack Oba ma pus hed Chi nes e lead er Xi Jin - ping to do more to address the online theft of U.S.

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